My Personal fight With Bladder Cancer Since 2000 -|Diagnosis |Surgery | Chemotherapy | Remission| - “We are only here for a little while”.
It appears that great strides are being made in research to use our own Immune Systems to fight cancer.
Could this possibly mean that in the future, chemotherapy, as we know it today, would be gone?
The following are excerpts from different articles on ‘fighting cancer using our own immune systems’.
Inside your body there is an amazing […]
Posted on July 30th, 2008 by Neil
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Bladder cancer can be broken down into two main groups.
Non-invasive
Invasive
The wall of the bladder wall has three principal tissue layers or coats:
* mucosa
* submucosa
* muscular layer
This is a very simplified explanation. For a more detailed explanation goto Full Article
Non-Invasive - can generally be killed off without removing the bladder.
The Mucosa membrane lines the inside of […]
Posted on July 25th, 2008 by Neil
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This is a very good question and one that is misunderstood by a lot of people.
When the bladder is infected with cancer AND if it is diagnosed early, the cancer can generally be removed without having to take out the bladder.
If the cancer is NOT diagnosed for a period of time, it will eventually invade […]
Posted on July 24th, 2008 by Neil
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