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Is there anything I can do to relieve to pain?
She was unable to have pain relief for 3 hours as they couldn’t find a vein and only had gas & air for part of the journey to hospital as it ran out & they couldn’t change the canister. After 6 hours they finally got it back in place.
I have a solid mass in my left breast. I’m having difficulty breathing and have been trying to hold off on going to the ER until I have it done. Feels like my throats closing. & Tonight has been unbearable along with painful. I am not sure what to do considering my Biopsy is scheduled for tomorrow (I have a feeling they are going to admit me in the ER). I would plan on going to the Emergency room that is associated with my doctor. Although I do not want to postpone the biopsy due to my severe symtpoms and also just the worry it causes- I’m only 25 years old. TIA! *I also have 3 left pulmonary lung nodules atm and have been a daily smoker for 7+ years. not sure if that can b related but they were assumed benign bc of my age.
Doctor was surprised he was alert and holding conversation.
Just so you know a cordectomy is a surgery where an entire segment of your spinal cord is resected. It is generally used for conditions such as necrosis and malignancies. While it’s obviously a morbid surgery it provides patients with a chance of a cure above well above 50 percent. There are only a few cases of a cordectomy being used for a spinal malignancy but I was wondering if there was an online video I could watch?