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My Mom Has Metastatic Breast Cancer Which Has Spread To Bones And Lungs.

hi my mom is 56yrs, has metastatic breast cancer which has spread to bones and lungs. her last chemo was done in April 2010 and her follow up pet scan report was clear(April) but a yr later the disease is back with same intensity. what can i expect now? can she b cured ?
Tue, 5 Jul 2011
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Gastroenterologist, Surgical 's  Response
The cancer in the said patient seems to be in a very advanced stage. chemotherapy will not be of significant help. radiotherapy too may not be helpful. The patient now has the option of palliative care.
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Ayurveda Specialist Dr. Rajesh Lakhanpaul's  Response
When extensive secondaries are formed then permanent cure becomes a bit tuff, but i have seen cases who with their will power and by taking immuno boosters enjoyed good life.Amongst herbal remedies Abhrak bhasam sahastra puti , amrita sat , wheat gram juice,show good results. Blood purifiers and lymphatic draining herbs are under observation for their efficacy
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My Mom Has Metastatic Breast Cancer Which Has Spread To Bones And Lungs.

The cancer in the said patient seems to be in a very advanced stage. chemotherapy will not be of significant help. radiotherapy too may not be helpful. The patient now has the option of palliative care.