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no! i,ve had this discussion before colon surgery. the doc said your colon is self cleaning. if he/she prescribes a cleaner for pre surgical reasons; fine. if not, it is really not necessary, and can stress your gastro system unnecessarily. your dime; and colon.

2009-10-01 13:34:11 by Hiker111

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I just wanted to know if it works. I am afraid to take "weight loss" pills due to the fact it can really mess you up. My brother has all kinds of stomach problems thanks to hydroxy cut. Plus I take medication for anxiety and I dont want to accidentally mix it with something and get sick. Please no smart A S S remarks from you internet tough guys.

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2009-03-06 06:27:51 by wyte_powr

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Just as Thrush lives in the Colon, where does Herpes live, I heard someone say it was the spine, is this true ??
(No smart answers thanks !!)

The herpes virus invades local nerve cells and occurs in nerve roots. It resides in the ganglia. Genital herpes resides in the sacral ganglia located near the base of the spine while oral-facial herpes resides in the trigeminal ganglia near the top of the spine. Herpes doesn't reside IN the spine.

Thrush doesn't reside in the colon. Thrush (candidiasis) is an abnormal overgrowth of yeast, a yeast infection and can occur in many parts of the body - the mouth, the esophagus, the rectum and the vagina as well as the colon.

2007-04-22 12:04:32 by Viv

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My husband's dad of 55 years old was diagnosed with colon cancer yesterday. Everyone is scared and miserable. My question is, "how long after you are diagnosed do you die of cancer? They are talking of surgery is that a smart move being that he is diabetic. Don't they say that diabetic wounds take longer to heal?

My biggest fear is for my husband who is also diabetic and refuses to eat healthy. He eats everything is not suppose to eat as a diabetic. He loves greasy and fatty food and eats for the taste.

I feel so helpless because everyone is sad and crying. I am the only strong one and I am making alot of the decisions.

A new person (above me) has begun to promote a scam cure for diabetes. Beware of this kind of junk.

Only the doctors treating your father-in-law can give you a prognosis.

You really do need to get your husband in for screening, however. Colon cancer is one of the few, if not the only, cancer that can be prevented by screening - because they can remove pre-cancerous polyps at that time.

Colon cancer has a strong hereditary component, so he needs this test.

2007-06-13 07:37:20 by Lauren

My aunt has colon cancer that was detected kind of late and it has spread to the liver. The liver can regenerate, so I just want to know why dont they cut out the bad part of the liver and let the rest regenerate? That might not be a smart thing to do since the cancerous cells have probably grown around the veins and bile duct tubes.. but i was just wondering. Do surgeons do this, or have they thought about doing it?? (I hate doctors sometimes, think they kind of wait around for you to die and refuse to do anything else).
Her stomach has swollen alot! Is this common?

A person can live very well only with half of his liver. So not removing the tumor from the liver is the problem. But tumor cells are already in the blood and, if they get to the liver, they probably are in many other organs (lymph nodes for instance). We don't see tumor cells without a microscope unless they are a few billions, so nobody can take off all the malignant cells.
Cutting off a part of the liver is a very long and complicated intervention and people with cancer rarely survive it. So, only a few are candidates for a hepatectomy. But it's done and surgeons do it quite often.
You are saying her stomach is swollen. If you mean she has a big belly now, a distended abdomen that's called ascities, accumulation of fluid in the abdomen. It's common in abdominal cancers and it means the disease is very advanced.
I'm sorry to tell you all that.
Good luck,
Cristiana
More about cancer on my blog:
http://newcancerguide.com

2007-04-09 06:56:24 by MorenaLinda