I am a 29 year old male who is a
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Little tummys concerned with colon cancer. There is no history of it in my
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Ewing’s sarcoma
Family troubles - resources and nobody in my direct blood line has ever had cancer (only people married into my
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Ewing’s sarcoma
Family troubles - resources ever have), with the exception of my mother who had breast cancer after two years of hormone replacement therapy. My symptoms are bloated stomach, excessive
gasAdjustable gastric banding
Bacterial gastroenteritis
Barium enema
Blood gases
Blood gases test
Chagas disease
Culture of gastric tissue biopsy
Feeding tube insertion - gastrostomy
Gas - flatulence
Gastrectomy
Gastrectomy - series, thin stools and passing mucus alone with
gasAdjustable gastric banding
Bacterial gastroenteritis
Barium enema
Blood gases
Blood gases test
Chagas disease
Culture of gastric tissue biopsy
Feeding tube insertion - gastrostomy
Gas - flatulence
Gastrectomy
Gastrectomy - series when I have been out for a drink the night before. I don't have any blood in my stools and neither do I have any hidden blood (I bought one of those test things). But do all cancers bleed? I don't have diarrhea but do have loose stools (thin ones). I don’t have much stomach pain unless I am bloated. Sometimes I can eat OK, sometimes I can not and feel awful. I know it is unusual for people of my age to get colon cancer, but they do. Are you more likely to get it at my age if you have a
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Ewing’s sarcoma
Family troubles - resources history of cancers? My doctor found a pulsating mass in my left abdomen, which he says could be a mass of cells, an aneurysm or nothing. I am having an ultrasound tomorrow and am a little nervous. Does anyone think I have the symptoms of cancer? What can I do to be absolutely sure?
I will post what comes of my results.
Thanks, guys.