There is a person who is close to us who has breast cancer. The patient does not care about reconstructive surgery, but the doctor does. The patient and doctor have known about this cancer since November, and they still don’t have a date for surgery. There is another man that I know who has had a cancer that has been identified for 5 months. It is a very rare tumor and he properly wanted very expert management. He still has not had the definitive surgery! My understanding of both of these cases is that the tumors are malignant. That means that cells from the tumor can break of and flow through the blood and lymph fluid to other parts of the body.
Patients get into Operating Room by office staff working the schedule. The consultant surgeon owns the priority. Leaving the responsibility of prioritizing surgery to your office staff is a mistake on many levels. A good relationship between the 2 physicians in the relationship is critical.
In the meantime, during the wait, I suggest taking ivermectin and fenbenzadole - lots of anecdotal evidence. (I believe 2nd smartest guy in the world is a good source of info.) A friend (smoker) diagnosed with lung cancer several months ago - surgery to be scheduled "soon" - is taking both. Her symptoms - like massive kleenex use (down from over a box a day to 2 kleenex a day) and coughing - have disappeared. She is asking for another scan before the surgery. I am not saying, don't go with a conventional approach. I am saying: explore alternative treatments, especially if you are facing a considerable wait.
Patients get into Operating Room by office staff working the schedule. The consultant surgeon owns the priority. Leaving the responsibility of prioritizing surgery to your office staff is a mistake on many levels. A good relationship between the 2 physicians in the relationship is critical.
In the meantime, during the wait, I suggest taking ivermectin and fenbenzadole - lots of anecdotal evidence. (I believe 2nd smartest guy in the world is a good source of info.) A friend (smoker) diagnosed with lung cancer several months ago - surgery to be scheduled "soon" - is taking both. Her symptoms - like massive kleenex use (down from over a box a day to 2 kleenex a day) and coughing - have disappeared. She is asking for another scan before the surgery. I am not saying, don't go with a conventional approach. I am saying: explore alternative treatments, especially if you are facing a considerable wait.