Sound familiar?
This morning on the radio, a lady was complaining that six months after her diagnosis she felt she was getting ignored and left behind. She was fatigued, had shortness of breath and brain fog. The doc...
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Sadly, there are many cases now of 'recovered' covid patients presenting with all sorts of new 'problems' - even tho they technically are considered 'cured'. It can be heart, kidney, lungs - all sorts of areas affected AFTERWARDS!
I hear what you are saying re cancer patients not being listened to re side effects/after effects .....
Sadly, until they have their own first hand experience with cancer & the associated fears/side effects etc - many health professionals just don't have a clue. They are just sprouting stuff they've learned either at university, from reading Medical Publications or hearsay from patients.
I am pretty sure we've all had at least one such experience where are concerns have been dismissed as imaginary or not worth investigating!!
My latest one was last week. I told my GP that I was having persistent ache/pain in my left hip for 2 months & would like it investigated - at least by X-ray & Ultrasound. For some reason, he said 'There is no need for that' as you had an mri last year on your lower left leg & everything was OK on the report!
HELLO - last year on a totally different area?? So I contacted my Onc & I am now having a Bone Scan & pelvic/lumbar CT done next week!
There's more than one way to skin a cat!! ;)
I hear what you are saying re cancer patients not being listened to re side effects/after effects .....
Sadly, until they have their own first hand experience with cancer & the associated fears/side effects etc - many health professionals just don't have a clue. They are just sprouting stuff they've learned either at university, from reading Medical Publications or hearsay from patients.
I am pretty sure we've all had at least one such experience where are concerns have been dismissed as imaginary or not worth investigating!!
My latest one was last week. I told my GP that I was having persistent ache/pain in my left hip for 2 months & would like it investigated - at least by X-ray & Ultrasound. For some reason, he said 'There is no need for that' as you had an mri last year on your lower left leg & everything was OK on the report!
HELLO - last year on a totally different area?? So I contacted my Onc & I am now having a Bone Scan & pelvic/lumbar CT done next week!
There's more than one way to skin a cat!! ;)