Cervical Cancer Surgery Day And Treatments for Cervical Cancer

Cervical Cancer Surgery Day

          Cervical Cancer Surgery

Hi guys it's me I am ready and dressed to go to the hospital it's about and i will talk to you when i'm in the hospital see you soon have.

hey guys my throat's a bit sore because I have a breathing pipe when I went under. I don't have great news unfortunately I

yeah they did the lymph node test and it showed positive for cancer cells so they didn't do the hysterectomy, I'll show you my war rooms really quickly it's not ugly, so manage top so if you're squeamish look away but it's really not that bad so they did two incisions and two on the site test my luck floats, I'm a bit slow because it's still a little bit painful so they discharged me yesterday before I went into surgery they injected this.

Radioactive dime into four parts of my cervix and then they put a CT scan for 3d body scans they can see where the dye had traveled to the thoughts and then no. I went into surgery and as soon as I came out I knew that they haven't done what they had done the sister-act me so what that means is a next week I'm

going to be leaving with a radiation, specialist and chemotherapy specialist because i'm going to need both.

I'm going to meet with the fertility doctor is off cuz radiation is going to kill everything from my entire reproductive system and it's probably going to put me into early menopause and I think it's a shitty news as well as a bunch of other things going on right now. wow so I just want to say thank you so

much - Steven Harry I'm who are in those pictures you took me to the hospital. Show me a lot of lots of love and thank

you to all the calls have been getting and I'm sorry if I haven't been able to answer the phone I just haven't felt up to it a lot of cases so yeah that's the news sorry it was better news yeah and I guess I'll message.

I'll update you guys next week but you know what because of action is with my cancer because i wasn't really happening walk and talk to you

Treatments for Cervical Cancer 

treatment options for cancer include surgery radiation therapy and chemotherapy you may receive one or a combination of these treatments depending on the size of tumor whether it has spread and whether or not you would like to be able to have children you have several surgical options depending on the type and stage of the cancer during early stage 1a your surgeon may perform.

Treatments for Cervical Cancer

conization to remove a cone-shaped piece of the cervix one example of colonization called leap for loop electrosurgical excision procedure uses a thin wire heated by electricity to

remove the tissue during later stage 1a and 1b your surgeon may perform a radical try colectomy to preserve your uterus if you want to be able to have children later the surgeon removes the cervix and upper part of the vagina and places a stitch at the lower end of the uterus to act as an artificial internal opening of the cervix during early stage.

1a your surgeon may perform a total hysterectomy removing the uterus and cervix during later stage 1a and 1b your surgeon may perform a radical hysterectomy removing the cervix the

tissue around the cervix the uterus and part of the vagina during either a total or radical hysterectomy your surgeon may remove other tissues such as the fallopian tubes ovaries or lymph nodes as necessary if the cancer occurs your surgeon may perform pelvic exenteration removing all the organs and tissues as a radical hysterectomy plus the pelvic lymph nodes bladder vagina rectum and colon depending on where cancer has spread radiation therapy or radiotherapy uses high-energy raised to kill cancer cells in the treated area only external beam radiation therapy is directed the cancers location from a machine outside your body.

brachytherapy or internal radiation therapy is directed at the cancers location from a device placed inside your body chemotherapy a systemic treatment uses drugs to stop the growth of the cancer, cells by either killing them or inhibiting their cell division once the drugs enter the bloodstream they can travel and reach cancer cells throughout the body.