Thanks to all for advise. She goes in tomorrow to have

Aug 2, 2015
1:30:39pm

DrBYU

The mass removed. Hoping it hasn't spread. I wonder if they missed earlier warning signs due to her tendency to treat things with oils. At least at this point she's working with real Drs.

Report problem with this ad

DrBYU

Bio page: DrBYU
Joined: Apr 9, 2001
Last login: Apr 19, 2024
Total posts: 9,328 (70 FO)

Report problem with this ad

Messages

Author

Time

Question for those with knowledge experience with

DrBYU

8/2/15 11:13am

are you a doctor?

mosterlow

8/2/15 11:17am

My buddy's wife has colon cancer issues in her family. She's had polyps removed

Thunder Buddy

8/2/15 11:17am

You're thinking of the prostate. The colon is the large intestine.

KingDave

8/2/15 11:32am

No I know both body parts and personally have them checked

DrBYU

8/2/15 11:54am

Here's some good basic info

KingDave

8/2/15 12:04pm

Most likely there are obstruction of bleeding issues to be dealt with

jrj84105

8/2/15 11:48am

Suck. Colon cancer is a bad one

Harrison0Yfan

8/2/15 11:49am

my grandma died of colon cancer she was 45 it happens

molodyets

8/2/15 12:01pm

RE: Question for those with knowledge experience with

SJS

8/2/15 12:08pm

I work at Huntsman Cancer Hospital...

giveme1luke2go

8/2/15 12:39pm

I lost a brother and a sister to colon cancer. She was 41, he was 59.

John Doe

8/2/15 12:44pm

No need for a second opinion

Medute

8/2/15 1:05pm

Thanks to all for advise. She goes in tomorrow to have

DrBYU

8/2/15 1:30pm

Given her age, especially if they have children, they need to make sure...

jrj84105

8/2/15 7:57pm

The common recommendation for colon cancer screening is to start at age 50

kccougar

8/2/15 2:58pm

Just talked to him and learned more

DrBYU

8/2/15 6:47pm

RE: Just talked to him and learned more

Posting on CougarBoard