Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia 
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 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia

Quote:


> > He said that he removed "quite a few" polyps from my colon, and that
> > that part of it went well. He said they didn't look "threatening" but
> > they are being tested anyway. He did say that there were some more in
> > there, but that he couldn't get at or see them very well because the
> > appeared to be "flattened"

> Sessile
> http://www.***.com/

> > or not the normal shape. I guess we will
> > discuss this at the follow up, as I'm sure he knew I was barely getting
> > what he was telling me.

> > He did say that this needs to be addressed, and that his only concern,
> > except for storing his BMW M5 for the winter, was the number and size of
> > polyps present for a "man my age".

> > My follow up questions are what can I or should I expect in terms of
> > follow up treatment, maintenance, and observation from here on? I assume
> > that my iron deficiency and low hemoglobin will begin to normalize,

> depends if he got all the ones that were bleeding

> > with
> > or without further intervention or medication. Lastly, what concerns
> > should I have from these findings, especially with respect to the number
> > and nature of the polyps removed and remaining?

> http://www.***.com/

> Looks to me that you might be in for surgery, but I'm not an expert.

Tom,
after posting this, seems to me might be a good idea to cross-post to
sci.med.diseases.cancer so we can follow along until/if you get the all clear.

(Tom's in Canada)
J



Wed, 24 May 2006 18:36:55 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia

Quote:


> > He said that he removed "quite a few" polyps from my colon, and that
> > that part of it went well. He said they didn't look "threatening" but
> > they are being tested anyway. He did say that there were some more in
> > there, but that he couldn't get at or see them very well because the
> > appeared to be "flattened"

> Sessile
> http://www.guideline.gov/summary/summary.aspx?doc_id=2624&nbr=1850

> > or not the normal shape. I guess we will
> > discuss this at the follow up, as I'm sure he knew I was barely getting
> > what he was telling me.

> > He did say that this needs to be addressed, and that his only concern,
> > except for storing his BMW M5 for the winter, was the number and size of
> > polyps present for a "man my age".

> > My follow up questions are what can I or should I expect in terms of
> > follow up treatment, maintenance, and observation from here on? I assume
> > that my iron deficiency and low hemoglobin will begin to normalize,

> depends if he got all the ones that were bleeding

> > with
> > or without further intervention or medication. Lastly, what concerns
> > should I have from these findings, especially with respect to the number
> > and nature of the polyps removed and remaining?

> http://www.fascrs.org/registry/johnshopkins.html

> Looks to me that you might be in for surgery, but I'm not an expert.

Tom,
after posting this, seems to me might be a good idea to cross-post to
sci.med.diseases.cancer so we can follow along until/if you get the all
clear.

(Tom's in Canada)
J



Thu, 25 May 2006 02:53:10 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia


Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia

Quote:



> > > He said that he removed "quite a few" polyps from my colon, and that
> > > that part of it went well. He said they didn't look "threatening" but
> > > they are being tested anyway. He did say that there were some more in
> > > there, but that he couldn't get at or see them very well because the
> > > appeared to be "flattened"

> > Sessile

flat doesn't mean sessile..my mistake.
Flat is mentioned twice here.  So you've got some information to go prepared.

Quote:
> > http://www.***.com/

> > > or not the normal shape. I guess we will
> > > discuss this at the follow up, as I'm sure he knew I was barely getting
> > > what he was telling me.

> > > He did say that this needs to be addressed, and that his only concern,
> > > except for storing his BMW M5 for the winter, was the number and size of
> > > polyps present for a "man my age".

47 year old on insulin for diabetes

Quote:
> > > My follow up questions are what can I or should I expect in terms of
> > > follow up treatment, maintenance, and observation from here on? I assume
> > > that my iron deficiency and low hemoglobin will begin to normalize,

> > depends if he got all the ones that were bleeding

Maybe ask your GP about this ?
http://www.***.com/ {*filter*}bank.org/education/iron_rich_foods.php

Quote:
> > > with
> > > or without further intervention or medication. Lastly, what concerns
> > > should I have from these findings, especially with respect to the number
> > > and nature of the polyps removed and remaining?

> > http://www.***.com/

if you click on "Back to Cancer Registry " there's one there for Canada.

Quote:
> > Looks to me that you might be in for surgery, but I'm not an expert.
> (Tom's in Canada)

We both cross-posted <g> so try to reply to this one that's got "cross-post" in
the subject. (I forgot to do so on mine).

I guess you won't know the answers to these questions until followup next week.

Why he could  not get at the others:
1) location
2) too much {*filter*} from snipping the others - could not see well, or concerned
that removing more would make anemia worse.
3) inadequate preparation for the colonoscopy - unsure if what he was seeing
was.
4) too long "under"..and he was worried about your anemia/breathing
5) wanted to wait for the pathology report on what he removed.

I guess now we wait until after your followup appointment for more info.
Keep us updated.
J



Thu, 25 May 2006 03:33:40 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia


Fri, 19 Jun 1992 00:00:00 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia

Quote:


> > > He said that he removed "quite a few" polyps from my colon, and that
> > > that part of it went well. He said they didn't look "threatening" but
> > > they are being tested anyway. He did say that there were some more in
> > > there, but that he couldn't get at or see them very well because the
> > > appeared to be "flattened"

Tom,
Did you have another colonoscopy?
Or what happened about the above "more in there, but couldn't get at or see very
well"?
J
PS After polyps are found, they're sent to pathology and there shoud be a
pathology report.
Ask  that a copy be sent to your family physician).


Fri, 02 Jun 2006 08:25:55 GMT
 Update Dec 5/03 - Severe Anemia

Quote:



>>>>He said that he removed "quite a few" polyps from my colon, and that
>>>>that part of it went well. He said they didn't look "threatening" but
>>>>they are being tested anyway. He did say that there were some more in
>>>>there, but that he couldn't get at or see them very well because the
>>>>appeared to be "flattened"

> Tom,
> Did you have another colonoscopy?
> Or what happened about the above "more in there, but couldn't get at or see very
> well"?

I guess I misunderstood some things as I was talking to him while still
drowsy. There was nothing else of concern.

Quote:
> J
> PS After polyps are found, they're sent to pathology and there shoud be a
> pathology report.
> Ask  that a copy be sent to your family physician).

Done. I reviewed the report with the primary. Out of 9 removed, one was
pre-cancerous.


Sat, 03 Jun 2006 05:38:34 GMT
 
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