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This is a fashion show of sorts, showing the bras I got along with the breast prosthesis. The prosthesis is from Amoena. Mine is size 6/7 (whatever that means). I find it intriguing that it has a faint nipple imprinted on it. I suppose it’s more for esthetics than anything else, to make the wearer feel like it’s more real or something. It’s not. It’s silicone (or whatever it’s made of – I never did look it up).
Nordstrom did a good job with the pocket inserts. The sewing job is very fine. I just wish they had matched the fabric color.
I do have to take one bra back to Nordstrom to see if they can adjust it so that it fits better, but all in all, I’m happy with the bras and the prosthesis. I feel much more comfortable in public. I don’t feel like I have to hunch over and hide my boobs, and I can go back to wearing the thinner, sheerer blouses.
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This video is about the hurdles I overcame while finding a solid exercise routine for myself by going to a gym in my community, considering the challenges of wearing a prosthetic while exercising. I have gotten to where I can go to the gym comfortably now, and wanted to encourage you to do the same if you were thinking it was impossible! (Remember to consult with your doctor before doing any physical exercise after mastectomy!)
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I've read a lot of books about planning for fitness and avoiding recurrence, and by far the best book I've found on the subject is by Dr. Keith Block, MD out of Chicago. His book, "Life Over Cancer" is excellent in many ways, but especially the detailed attention that he gives to the need for certain kinds of physical fitness. Maybe I'll do a book review video of this book some day soon!
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0:23 I almost gave up on going to the gym because of my mastectomy, but I found a way!
1:11 I need accountability in order to exercise in the wintertime
1:32 The value of sauna and "contrast therapy" to avoid breast cancer recurrence
2:37 Basic requirements that I have for a gym
3:08 Thinking through the implications of doing aerobics with a prosthesis
5:22 Using the sauna with a single mastectomy
6:45 Dim lighting in a Zumba class? Yes please!
7:39 Talking to the aerobics class teacher helped my anxiety
8:03 What do you wear to the gym with a single mastectomy
8:43 Different prosthetic options: weighted prosthesis or unweighted?
9:46 Changing my appearance suddenly in the gym or athletic club community
10:52 Amoena camisoles are the most secure option that I've found to work out in
11:24 The importance of a weighted prosthesis for balance
11:53 What I bring to the gym after single mastectomy
13:01 What I wear to the gym after single mastectomy
13:58 Weightlifting helps with bone health for those who have to take aromatase inhibitors
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After a lumpectomy, a patient's DCIS returning will vary based on factors such as the patient's age, the grade of the tumor and the markers the tumor has, in this video Dr. Jay K. Harness explains the odds of a DCIS recurrence following a lumpectomy.
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Touching a person's body can cause side effects.
However, if the side effect percentage is high, it will be banned.
If the side effect rate is low, various treatments can be done through various situations.
Breast prostheses are said to be more safe than others.
However, there may be defective products because they are manufactured goods.
As if the most expensive car could break down.
Because of the side effects, and because of the human body, unexpected and unusual results.
There may be inflammation, bleeding or infection.
Even a small operation can be dangerous and careful to put a knife on your body.
The question is whether side effects are easily treated or not.
Otherwise, it is very dangerous.
Most breast prostheses are easily removed.
Washing or filling a blood vessel, inserting a multiple tube, etc. can be solved in various ways.
In the end, the breast prosthetic is the safest way of judging.
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Cáncer de testículo - Signos, Síntomas, Diagnóstico y Tratamiento - Cáncer testicular
Aproximadamente 74500 hombres son diagnosticados con cáncer de testículo cada año, mientras que 9300 hombres mueren a causa de dicho padecimiento.
Siendo la causa número 28 de nuevos casos y 34 de muerte entre todos los tipos de cáncer y el tumor sólido más común entre 15 y 35 años.
A travez de los años ha mejorado la sobrevida de los pacientes, 1970 era la causa 11 de muertes con sobrevida a 5 años del 65%, cambiando a una sobrevida de 95% a 5 años.
Y esque como pueden estar viendo en la imagen, los principales tipos de cáncer en hombres son Pulmón (14.3%), Próstata (14.1%), Colorectal (10.6%), Estómago (7.1%) e Hígado (6.3%).
Como les comentaba, puede que sea el número 28 de nuevos casos de cáncer, pero no por eso deja de ser importante ya que es uno de los tumores que más afecta a los hombres, muchas veces pasa desapercibido y en algunos casos se detecta de manera tardía.
En esta ocasión les hablaré un poco sobre el cáncer testicular, síntomas, signos y tratamiento.
95% del Cáncer a nivel testicular son tumores de células germinales. Estos se dividen en seminomas y no seminomatosos.
Hay otros tipos de tumores que incluyen Tumores de Leydig, gonadoblastoma tumores metastásicos, carcinoides y linfoma.
Epidemiología: Incremento progresivo del cáncer testicular en las últimas décadas. Los factores aún se desconocen pero hay una gran variedad de hipótesis propuestas (exposición intra uterina de Dietilestilbestrol, exposición temprana a virus ambientales o trauma testicular). Hasta este momento ninguno de dichos factores se ha logrado asociar de manera contundente.
Aparentemente la incidencia menor es en África y Ásia y mayor en Alemania, Suiza y Nueva Zelanda.
Factores de riesgo:
-Criptorquidia: Posición anormal del testículo. Cuando se identifica se recomienda una orquiectomía profiláctica, especialmente si el testículo está en el abdomen, a nivel inguinal puede optarse por vigilancia.
-Hipospadia: Alteración donde la uretra no está en la punta del pene.
-Cáncer contralateral.
-Historia familiar de cáncer testicular: Aproximadamente 1-3% de los pacientes, tiene un familiar directo con cáncer testicular.
-Padecer otro tipo de cáncer.
-Infección por VIH: Riesgo incrementado en personas que viven con VIH.
-Microlitiásis testicular: Litos de pequeño tamaño se han asociado con cáncer testicular, aunque se desconoce su relación directa ya que la mayoría de pacientes con síntomas testiculares acudirá a revisión y se puede encontrar microlitiasis.
-Enfermedades genéticas: Síndrome de Down, Síndrome de Klinefelter, Complejo de Carney son solo algunas de las enfermedades genéticas que se relacionan.
-Hipercolesterolemia.
Síntomas
Cualquier tumoración testicular debe considerarse como cáncer hasta demostrar la contrario. Los tumores testiculares se presentan como una masa dura, hinchazón del testículo que se puede notar accidentalmente. 30-40% de los pacientes tiene sensación de plenitud abdominal y 10% se presenta con dolor agudo.
10% de pacientes tiene datos de metástasis como: Tumoración en cuello, tos, náusea, vómito, dolor lumbar, dolor óseo, afección a sistema nervioso central.
Ginecomastia en 5% de pacientes.
Diagnóstico
Revisión clínica.
Descartar otras causas: Torsión testicular, Epididimitis, hidrocele, varicocele, hernia.
Para el diagnóstico adecuado a menudo se usan métodos de imagen como ultrasonido, tomografía, estudios por medicina nuclear o marcadores séricos como alfa feto proteína, subunidad B de la hormona gonadotropina coriónica humána o la lactato deshidrogenasa DHL.
El tratamiento dependerá del grado de tumor, invasión a otros sitios y de la condición general de la persona.
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03:41 Epidemiología
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08:26 Síntomas
11:13 Diagnóstico
12:52 Tratamiento
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Breast Ultrasound- Male Breast Pathology (Papillary Carcinoma). Learn the features of papillary disease (both benign and malignant) in the male breast including symptoms, and mammographic vs ultrasound features. View the Ultrasound and Mammographic appearance of Male Breast Papillary Carcinoma. Interested in more Male Breast Ultrasound cases? Check out the series below...
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00:14- Symptoms of Male Breast Papillary Disease
00:42- Mammographic Appearance of Male Breast Papillary Disease
01:29- Ultrasound Appearance of Male Breast Papillary Disease
02:49- Features of Male Breast Papillary Disease
03:34- Mammographic Images (Male Breast Papillary Carcinoma)
04:16- Ultrasound Images (Male Breast Papillary Carcinoma)
05:27- End Card
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In some types of cancers, the word "metastatic" is associated with other words like "incurable" or "life-threatening." In the context of prostate cancer, however, metastatic disease is almost always more vulnerable to treatment than other types of metastatic cancer.
This is especially true if the metastatic prostate cancer is limited to the pelvic lymph nodes. In fact, for patients with spread confined to the pelvic lymph nodes, there may still be a chance to achieve a cure or a long-term remission, and new technologies are likely to improve these patients' odds even further in the coming years.
In this video, medical oncologist Mark Scholz, MD, discusses how the PSMA PET scan and advancements in treatment delivery are providing physicians with more accurate disease staging and thus more specific treatment selection, which is offering hope that men with these kinds of high-risk and relapse cases will have even better outcomes in the coming years.
0:07 What is the minimum Gleason score for which there is a possibility of lymph node metastasis?
2:09 How do prostate cancer metastases in the pelvic lymph nodes differ from how people usually think of "metastasis" in the context of "cancer," in general?
3:36 What is the limit for the number of metastatic lesions that can be treated with spot radiation?
4:34 If a patient has lymph node metastases, is it a foregone conclusion that they will need hormone therapy?
6:08 Which form of radiation delivery is best suited for "spot radiation" to metastatic lesions?
6:41 What are the side effects of irradiating a person's pelvic lymph nodes with the intention of long-term disease control?
7:51 There are two common categories of men in this situation. One -- men who are newly diagnosed with prostate cancer with metastases in the lymph nodes, and two -- men who have been treated for prostate cancer, and have since relapsed, but without any known or suspected spread beyond the pelvic lymph nodes. What are the similarities and differences between these two categories?
9:34 What advice do you have for patients with lymph node spread for coping with being presented with a litany of options while at the same time facing a potentially dangerous diagnosis?
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Specialists belonging to different fields of expertise work in collaboration to help an Oral Cancer patient battle the multifaceted challenges that emerge after surgery. In this video, Dr. Rohit Nayyar, Director, Cancer Care, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Saket, explains the post-operative care and therapy which ensure a complete recovery for patients.
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Raees Ahmad from Firozabad, Uttar Pradesh was diagnosed with mouth cancer (carcinoma). He visited the Department of Oncology at the CK Birla Hospital. Dr Mandeep Singh attended to him and suggested the required tests and based on the findings, he suggested undergoing surgical treatment. The surgery was completed successfully and the patient recovered completely.
The department of oncology at the CK Birla Hospital is a consultant-led, state-of-the-art unit focusing on collaborative and comprehensive cancer care for the best possible clinical outcomes. We offer high-precision diagnostics, screening, and advanced medical and surgical treatments for a wide range of cancers at all stages.
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