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Is there any different treatment between China and USA? What is this ?

 
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Allenzhu
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PostPosted: Sun Apr 15, 2007 3:47 am    Post subject: Is there any different treatment between China and USA? Reply with quote
Hello everyone,
This is Allen Zhu from China. I am a oversea sales in China , so I can speak some English. Hope it will also help me rescue my mother.
My mum got Brain Glioma and send to hospital one month ago. Now, after survery , the hospital said the situation is very dangerous, then there need a radiation treatment. But even after all these treatment, the hospital said, my mother have few days to live. I spend all my money to rescue my mother. But the hospital still say so. Anyway, I will never give up.
I would like to know whether there is some good drugs for brain glioma. I would like to sell my house and pay for it. Also hope everyone here can give me some suggestions. Thanks!

Allen Zhu
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Email: seagull711@163.com
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PostPosted: Mon Apr 16, 2007 9:59 pm    Post subject: Re: Is there any different treatment between China and USA? Reply with quote
Allenzhu,
Hello again. As far as differences in treatment, yes there will be differences in the type of therapies available as each country has different government oversight on drug approval. In fact, in regards to clinical trials, different cancer centers will have different ones. I would caution you about exhausting your personal assest both material and personally as sometimes patients and families lose sight of what is really important. Definitely get a 2nd opinion and explore all options, but also be realistic about what modern medicine can do. Quality of life is just as important as quantity in situations in which cure is beyond the horizon. Again, Best Wishes,
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