Vomiting Blood After Receiving Transfusion. Have Pancreatic Cancer, COPD, Type 2 Diabetes And Cardiomyopathy
My mother smoker, 67 with cardiomyopathy , Type 2 diabetes and end stage COPD has just been diagnosed with Pancreatic Cancer , small intestine and possible liver cancer. Blood work has shown abnormalities in Liver. Her father passed at 71 from Liver Cancer. She is in the hospital and is jaundiced. She was vomitting blood has received 2 transfusions in the last week. She is scheduled for an upper scope on Tuesday and we are wondering how much time she may have left
Dear friend, welcome to HCM.
I am deply concerned about her critical status.
with all these problems together and liver failure, and if pancreatic cancer has spread to in testines and liver (I suppose), prognosis (outlook) is not good.
pl. be advised by your treating team if anything definite can be done, or they feel that it needs only palliation due to advanced nature.
if palliation is advised, I think , with all these disorders, you should agree to comfort measures, in consultation of your treating team of doctors. ny sympathies with you. god bless.
take care and keep me posted on your progress.
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Vomiting Blood After Receiving Transfusion. Have Pancreatic Cancer, COPD, Type 2 Diabetes And Cardiomyopathy
Dear friend, welcome to HCM. I am deply concerned about her critical status. with all these problems together and liver failure, and if pancreatic cancer has spread to in testines and liver (I suppose), prognosis (outlook) is not good. pl. be advised by your treating team if anything definite can be done, or they feel that it needs only palliation due to advanced nature. if palliation is advised, I think , with all these disorders, you should agree to comfort measures, in consultation of your treating team of doctors. ny sympathies with you. god bless. take care and keep me posted on your progress.