lympoma?

[Guest guest]

I'm assuming you mean lymphoma (cancer of the lymph nodes) and not

lipoma (benign fatty deposit under the skin).

 

It it were me, and I was suspected of having lymphoma, I would try to

find out which type. There's Hodgkin's and non-Hodgkin's. They can

tell if they do a biopsy (which there are sites that question whether

you should get a biopsy, since some people think it can help the

cancer spread). But, if it were me, I would chance the biopsy. The

reason why is that if it's Hodgkin's, then chemotherapy is very good

at curing Hodgkin's in most cases, the number for cure rate is 85%

(or maybe higher). If it's non-Hodgkin's, then I would start looking

at alternative methods of curing it. Also, there are aggressive and

non-aggressive types of non-Hodgkin's. The aggressive is more

curable by traditional methods, but moves quicker. The non-

aggressive is harder to cure, but moves slower. They can tell this

by biopsy also. Anyway, non-Hodgkin's lymphoma isn't very curable

with traditional methods. There is a really good guide to

alternative ways to treat cancer published by Alternative Medicine

magazine, that's a good place to start, also the

cancercure and cancercured are good places to read and ask questions.

 

Susannah

 

herbal remedies , " Daystar's Farm "

<daystarsfarm@a...> wrote:

> Not sure if this is spelled right , but a friend of ours has been

told he

> may have lympoma (sp) what would be the best course of action for

him if it

> is.

> Jacqui

[Guest guest]

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