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Does anyone know why pain seems to accompany cancer healing?

Chinyen

In the case of cancer of the BONE dying out, it leaves a spot in the bone
that must be re-grown by the body. In the case of the spinal cord, this can
be very painful to endure as your body regrows the bone and it is called a
“compression fracture.” I had cancer in my right leg also – in the large
bone – the femur. That bone is about ? inch shorter than the other one now.
If I had been able to stay off of it more, it would not be so short now.
Ah, hindsight is so clear!



Tina in the boonies of Kentucky





Does anyone know why pain seems to accompany cancer healing?

Chinyen

On 8/11/07, Tina wrote:

<snip>In some ways, the pain is a good thing - the cancer is dying out.

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The pain does not necessarily indicate healing.

The pain could be caused by the tumor pressing on bones, nerves or other
organs in the body.

I am not a doctor but I would recommend a professional examination (by
CT scan or MRI) to determine the status and location of the cancer
tumor, and that might answer the reason for the chronic pain.

Georgette

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Does anyone know why pain seems to accompany cancer healing?

Chinyen



On 8/11/07, Tina wrote:

<snip>In some ways, the pain is a good thing - the cancer is dying

out.

Someone mentioned a cat scan and MRI if you have pain, I had agonizing pain for more than a year, the doctors couldnt find anything. Finally I sought out a highly recommended doctor (not an oncologist) who ordered a myelogram which showed mets on the nerves of my spine. They were barely visible and the MRI and CAT scan had showed nothing. Prior to that myelogram, the doctors treated me like a crazy woman and I began to wonder the same thing. Like I was making up the pain!

So I say consider strongly that it is healing but also make sure your doctor has done his or her job.

Best wishes,
Jennifer

Thanks for all of your suggestions. I think they are all valid. I will
convey your messages to my mom.

Sincerely,

Chinyen

When cancer is growing and even more so when cancer is shrinking and
dying it produces LOTS of toxins and toxins cause pain. That is why pain goes with cancer. The best, by far, way to git rid of the toxins and eliminate the pain is to do the coffee enema. For advice on that check with Rhoda Mead, or firefly541 @gmail.com or Henry Lee.