After operation treatment. Help

samsaras · New User Joined: 08 Oct 2006 Posts: 2

Hello , im writing here to please you for some information about treatment after operation. As doctors have different methods i would like people who have experienced them to aid me.

I recently found i have an Endtometrial cancer. And i've been through operation for removal of the cancer and my ovary. Both of them were unfunctioal. Now i need an advice what treathment to use for the possible remaining cancer cells. Different doctors say different hormones and kind of theraphy , noone suggests himio-theraphy.

My current diagnose is Carcinoma Endrometrii strage T1. Please give me any information you know about my case

sunnybnny · Regular Joined: 11 Aug 2006 Posts: 12

Hi Samsaras!

Are you referring to homeopathy and natural treatment options instead of chemo and radiation? Try doing a search on the internet for a doctor of natural medicine (N.D.) close to you. Choose wisely and try to educate yourself as much as you can on treatment options.

I tend to lean toward the more naturalistic healing approach myself. My surgery is complete and I am doing everything I can to keep my immune system strong. It really is the first line of defense against cancer cells, so try to build yourself up and detox your body as well! When I first thought I might have cancer last year I started drinking a generic form of NONONONO tea that I order online and brew myself. The four herbs in it are terrific for purifying the blood and detoxing the body. They are sheep sorrel, turkey rhubarb, burdock root and slippery elm. If you read about them you'll find they are each wonderful healing herbs that have been used for generations. I found out about the tea from my best friend's brother who has been alive 13 years now after surviving Stage IV liver cancer with no chemo or radiation. He swears it was the tea that saved him and he drinks it every day even now. I would like to think the tea is what kept my cancer from spreading and my lymph nodes clear, but I'll never know the real answer to that.

I choose to not take hormone replacement therapy because of the risk factors in my case. There are natural herbs that can be used instead of the typical type. My doctor suggests Black Cohosh among others, but luckily I haven't felt any need for it up to this point. You might want to look into those.

Well, all the best to you... take care!

samsaras · New User Joined: 08 Oct 2006 Posts: 2

Thank you for your reply. I'm reading as much as i can to find other possibilities and a correct treatment. I will surely read and ask about the herbs you offered. And will try them in near future.

Best wishes to you as well

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