Guest guest Posted September 3, 2004 Report Share Posted September 3, 2004 Hi Carole, > Dear Phil, My cat Tiger was dx June 29th, 2004 with Bladder > Cancer. It was fairly advanced but still localized in the base of > the bladder and descending to the neck @ that time. The vet @ the > hosp Rx Piroxicam for the inflammation with secondary benefits of > slowing down the tumor growths. She was also Rx Tapazole for a > newly dx hyperthyroidism. She is taking an antibiotic periodically > for hematuria that seems to help. Her kidney function at the time > of dx was still fairly good. Is there any supportive or curative > herbal preparation that you have found successful or helpful in > treating this condition. I understand the bladder CA is very > uncommon in felines and quite an aggressive form of CA. Tiger is > 17 yo and was in very good health, looking like a cat of 6 yrs > before this. Any suggestions for treatment you have found to be > helpful in your practice or in the practice of your colleagues > would be most appreciated. Sincerely, Carole A Berberich L. Ac Carole, I am sorry to hear about Tiger's Dx. Aggressive BL cancer in a 17-year-old cat is a tough nut to crack. I am not experienced enough in herbal medicine yet to advise you. I urge you to take up the question with experienced TCM herbalists. Also, Are Thoresen <arethore has used acupuncture to treat many cases of cancer in humans and animals with very impressive results. You might contact Are off-list to seek his advice. He uses mainly the KO Cycle to bring control to the cancerous organ. I suspect that he may recommend use of the Water Point of SP (SP10; Earth-SP controls Water-BL), but take that up with Are. Are please send copies of all correspondence on this to me off-list. Best of luck, Phil Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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