Diagnosing Colon Cancer

It was equipped with a stent to keep it from tomorrow close the intestine. I also heard the word used for metastasis. Can anyone give me information or links to this type of cancer?

Metastatic means that the cancer has spread from its original location and colon cancer begins in the colon. Typically stents are not used in these situations. The part of the colon involved with the tumor must be removed and if it has a single hepatic lesion, it can remove too. I'm sorry to say, but the metastatic colon cancer is not curable. Treatment at this stage is to prolong life with the best quality possible. I am awfully sorry

Colon cancer can develop in the stomach, through the small intestine, large intestine, and exit. The site is primary or somewhere in the intestine and has apparently spread (or metastasized) to the liver. The spread can be either by direct contact or through the lymphatic system (which means it does not directly affect the liver). The stent should prevent a crash (or obstruction) occurs and if it does not need a colostomy, it may be a good sign that means it is not too large. It will probably need to have chemotherapy can kill cancer cells in the intestine and the liver. All this depends on the type of cancer, and whether the cancer is not aggressive, it can do well. Good luck.

Colon cancer can develop in the stomach, through the small intestine, large intestine, and exit. The site is primary or somewhere in the intestine and has apparently spread (or metastasized) to the liver. The spread can be either by direct contact or through the lymphatic system The stent must avoid a deadlock to occur and if it does not need a colostomy, it may be a good sign that means it is not too. Your friend should have chemo can kill cancer cells in the intestine and liver. All this depends on the type of cancer, and whether the cancer is not aggressive. Your friend really needs your support by his staff and let her know that no matter what you're gonna always be there for her.
Maddellena
Hospice of New York

The word means that the metastatic cancer has spread - in this case, it has metastasized or spread to his liver. Once the cancer begins to spread, treatments need to act quickly before it spreads more. She will probably start treatment quickly, chemotherapy, radiation or both options are very popular, such as surgery. The physicians met and discussed his case and decided what would be best for her.

Here are some links on colon cancer:
http://www.medicinenet.com/colon_cancer/ ...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colorectal_ ...

I wish you the best friend of luck with treatment. Even though things may seem bleak, many people get out and go to live long and happy.

Essiac tea (or tea Eissac) has shown promising results in the fight against cancer in a clinic in Canada during the 1920 run (Look Up Rene Cassie). The same tea is available in some health food stores or online. I use it for cancer of the scrotum and had the first signs of leukemia, which disappeared after the beginning of tea. It can be used as a preventive measure or to treat existing cancers at higher doses (one 4 oz glass for the prevention or two to three times a day for current conditions). No side effects.

Metastatic was the word used to describe a cancer that has spread from its point of departure.

Good luck to your friend.

Thats the kind of cancer that is caused by having sex with guys. You need to ask her who she was having sex with so they can be informed. If it does not tell you, you should really talk to her parents she had sex so they can convince say who it is ..