Re: [cancercured] Re: Lymph node MRI report

Melissa,

There is almost no end to the meds that you can productively inject
into such lesion. If you feel bold you can use copper diisopropyl
salicylate or bromopyruvate. To reduce high stromal pressures --
most tumors are hard -- it is often a good idea to take a little
dexamethasone before injecting.

H&E is hemotoxylon and eosin. This is reported on your City of Hope
surgical pathology dated 4/23/07

DMSO is a natural aprotic solvent that is often used in natural
medicine as a transdermal carrier for many meds. In this case it
helps dissolve the hemotoxylon for oral or intravenous use.

w/v is weight (mass) per unit volume, a common and easy way to
formulate stock solutions.

Don't apologize for not knowing these things. Few people need such
technical information in everyday life and even less need to learn
all the acronyms.

Vincent

At 10:44 PM 3/13/2008, you wrote:

>--- In
><mailto:cancercured%40yahoogroups.com>cancercured@yahoogroups.com,
>VGammill <vgammill@...> wrote:
> > Mellissa,
> > There are intralesional injections that you can use for this
> node. I would be reluctant to remove it. If nothing else it can serve as a
> > sentinel to help assess success with your systemic treatments. As
> > you have strongly positive estrogen receptors I assume you are
> using tamoxifen or aromasin, etc.. You stain well for H & E so you
> might as well take advantage of this. You can make oral teas and
> rectal retention enemas containing 2 ml hemotoxylon 25% w/v in
> DMSO. When requested I demonstrate this in our practicums.
> >
>
>Vincent, what are intralesional injections, what do they do, and
>where can I get them?
>No, I am not using any conventional therapy at all. What is H&E? And
>I don't understand "w/v in DMSO." What does that mean? And what does
>this hemotoxylon and DMSO do?
>
>Sorry to be so dense, but you just spoke Greek to me! LOL
>
>xxo
>Melissa
>
>_

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