How she cured , please get in touch with me , my grandpa is also having the same at stage 4 , as his age is 79 so we are thinking of not to take and action at this age. What you done for your mom ?
My close friend got a donor liver, but when they opened him up to transplant, they saw too many tumors and closed him up without the donor organ. It saved someone else's life but my friend died 2 months later. 💔
Very informative and accurate. I was recently diagnosed with bile duct cancer and had ALL of the symptoms and had 5 bile duct stent surgeries in a years time, before the cancer was found. Prayers appreciated 🙏.
How she cured , please get in touch with me , my grandpa is also having the same at stage 4 , as his age is 79 so we are thinking of not to take and action at this age. What you done for your mom ?
My best friend had bile duct cancer. She died from it, because she got the operation 2 month after diagnosis and then it has spread. I miss her so much.
How is your mum?? my mum has been diagnosed yesterday she has had no symptoms and feels totally well she has been told there is no spread to the cancer and it is contained she won’t be able to have the operation due to being in her 80s has been offered chemotherapy but is hesitant we don’t know what to do
My mom passed from bile duct cancer Oct 23 ...very aggressive we found out thru liver biopsy it was stage 4 spread to lungs ,adrenal glands,colon was told there was nothing that coukd be done 11 days later passed away everything happened so fast even thou she was in the hospital 18days took 7 for biopsy report to come back it's almost a year and I still can believe sometimes it all happened so fast the main blessing was she wasn't in pain and they don't know why but I'm blessed for that because seeing the rest of it was too much
@susanyamich527 I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Losing your mother to such an aggressive form of cancer is incredibly painful, and the speed at which everything happened must have been overwhelming. It's understandable that you're still processing the shock and grief, even a year later. The fact that she wasn't in pain during her final days is indeed a small blessing amidst the heartbreak. Grief is a complex journey, and it's okay to still feel disbelief and sorrow. Surround yourself with support and take care of yourself as you continue to navigate this difficult time. My thoughts are with you.
My father(72 years) has been diagnosed with a condensed tissue in bile duct..... Admitted him today..... After the biopsy/operation doctor will be sure that whether it is cancer or not ...... I'm Freaking out very badly ... Don't know what will happen 😭
Hi came across your comment, I am going thru the same now with my father. How is your father doing, what treatment option did you do surgery or stents?
My ex husband was diagnosed with what they think is bile duct cancer. They did not do an endoscopy and even though a PET was paid for out of pocket there was still no indication of where the cancer is. He has adenocarcinoma and is getting ascites drainage and will start chemo with immunotherapy soon. He has no jaundice but his albumin is at 25 and has slight anemia. I hope he is getting the appropriate treatment.
I'm sorry to hear about your ex-husband's diagnosis; it's good that he is starting chemo and immunotherapy soon, as these treatments can be effective for adenocarcinoma. Stay hopeful and support him through this challenging time. ❤️
My mom had a liver biopsy done ,plus other test like ct and endoscopy and colonoscopy...the liver biopsy really showed the most results of it if that helps she didn't have a pet scan done
Mom has no gall bladder, US found blockages in bile ducts, getting an endoscopy. Heavy smoker for 50 years and on methotrexate for a year…and 3 things we aren’t allowed to talk about which set this all rolling within a weeks.
So sorry for your loss. My Mom passed away from this cancer too a few months ago. She was diagnosed at stage four and the doctors only gave her 4 months and she didn’t even make that. She tried the chemotherapy and that was ineffective. This cancer sucks! I miss my Mom terribly. 😢
@@simonbelmont65 Thank you! It's been a few years already though since she passed so I've moved on, but I miss her every day. I'm'm sorry for your loss as well. It's gonna be hard, but know that you're mom will always love you and she wouldn't want you to suffer over her. Grieve as long as you need too, but don't let yourself be brought down from it. Stay strong! ✊💪
@@chicosuavae6764 yes it is very hard as I was very close to my Mom. I miss her so much and I can’t believe this has happened. I’m grieving every day. I’m going to feel this pain for the rest of my life. Thank You for your reply 😢
@@RaviKumar-qx9zo hi there, maybe take your father in and have him do a CT scan, the problem with bile duct cancer is that you can’t see it until it spreads. Please make sure you’re dad gets a checkup especially at his age. Thanks for your reply.
@TheMythicalGaming I'm truly sorry to hear about your grandfather's diagnosis. My thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time. I'll be keeping him in my prayers, wishing for his strength and the best possible outcome. Stay strong.
@sylamsyntax23 I'm truly sorry for your loss. Losing someone close, especially at such a young age, is incredibly difficult, and it's understandable that you're seeking to understand more about what happened. The suddenness of losing your best friend is heartbreaking, and it's important to give yourself the space to grieve and process this tragedy. Surround yourself with support, whether it's through friends, family, or a counselor, as you navigate this challenging time. My thoughts are with you during this painful period.
I recently saw a picture of this cancer and it manifested on the hands and feet resembling eczema or psoriasis and another rare cancer called Mycosis Fungoides itself often mistaken for eczema or psoriasis in it's early stages.
@@devotionclasses8084 hi my father is also have cancer, his age is 70 , please suggest any medication if you are following, hope your father is doing well
My husband died from this disease he never received any of the treatment you describe .after a procedure ercp his Pancras blew up soooo large that he couldn’t eat .he lasted 9 weeks in hospital he had sepsis in his kidneys and pancreas.all they ever gave him were antibiotics why wasn’t he treated with chemo etc.
My 76 year old father is currently fighting bile duct cancer (cholangiocarcinoma). He was diagnosed in 2021. He went through radiation and chemotherapy in pill form. Now, he is undergoing chemotherapy through a chemo port and immunotherapy ( durvalumab), which was FDA approved in the U.S. in September 2022. His treatment includes, Durvalumab plus Gemcitabine and Cisplatin. I hope this is the answer to beating it. I read of two success stories so far. I wish you strength, courage, may be you fully heal and be cancer free! UPDATE: August 21, 2023, my dad lost his battle against Cholangiocarcinoma. The chemotherapy was too strong for his body. Oncologists ordered labs for blood work and base on the results, the oncologist decided not to administer the full amount of chemotherapy. However, it still was too much for his body to handle...🥺
My father has bile duct cancer and I did research and it said chemicals in the automotive industry and my father works for general motors I think asbestos caused my dad's cancer
Sad to hear 😔 mere papa ko hua hain 10 month phle, operation bhi fail hua, doc ne 5-6 month ka survival time diya tha, lekin humne chemotherapy shuru ki to abhi unki tabiyat acchi hui hain koi pain nhi...!!!
@@deblinadhar8128 he passed away 2 months ago. chemo aur medicine ki vajah se kidney pe effect hua, then kidney ki surgery karvayi but koi fayda nhi hua, phle hi cancer ka pain, then kidney ka pain, khana bhi digest nhi ho rha tha, function band ho gye the andar se sab
My Father Had a Bile Duct Cancer And His Tumor Mark Is 180 And He Was Still In The Hospital Yet His Eyes Is Yellow And His Skin Is Yellow Too And His Stool Is Black And Urine Is Too Much Yellow his Billirubine Is 435 And His Hemoglobin Is 9.5 So Is It Necessary To Out Drain First To Drain The Bile Please Guide Me With This
I'm sorry to hear about your father's condition. The symptoms you're describing, such as yellowing of the eyes and skin (jaundice), black stool, and dark urine, are typical of bile duct obstruction, which can occur with bile duct cancer. The elevated bilirubin levels and the tumor marker, along with low hemoglobin, suggest that his condition is serious and requires urgent medical attention. Draining the bile (biliary drainage) is often necessary in cases like this to relieve the obstruction, reduce bilirubin levels, and improve symptoms like jaundice. This procedure can be done using a stent, catheter, or surgery depending on the specific circumstances. It's crucial to consult with his healthcare team as soon as possible to discuss the best course of action, as they can provide the most accurate guidance based on his overall health and specific situation.
@jallldumtin8282 I'm really sorry you're feeling this way. Sending you lots of strength and positivity. Whatever you're going through, remember you're not alone, and things can get better. Stay strong, and take it one step at a time. 💖🙏
@@MedicalCentric🥺 I really appreciate for responding my feelings last August 15 my mother inlaw died Bdc and after 6 days my Sister 50 years old died also in bdc on august 21 and my heart is broken 🥺💔 dont know why God took them they’re super nice and kind People 🥺 have a nice day
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