Skin cancer

[Shadrach]

Available yes but the injectable is not for skin cancer.

If it's not for skin cancer, then why bother? Also injecting these chemicals, sounds like chemotherapy to me?

 

[john madden]

If it's not for skin cancer, then why bother? Also injecting these chemicals, sounds like chemotherapy to me?

Using drugs to kill rapidly growing cells (likely cancers) is chemotherapy, whether injected or externally applied.

 

[gemima]

I ask the staff at the Sada Jiwa clinic, where I stay, and they said that cream is not available in Indonesia! Do you know a source here to buy it?

You can buy single use sachets on Tokopedia - but since you need to reapply it for weeks for skin cancer treatment I don't think the sachets are a good option. I think you need to get the lesions lasered off. Have you visited any dermatology clinics to see if they will do that?

 

[harryopal1]

Shadrach, there was a bloke who for about 30 years used to be at Bondi beach offering mutton bird spray to sunbathers. For sun spots he recommended dabbing them frequently with a tea bag and then as it apparently dries up the spot you can scratch it off. Until you find what you are looking for you might continue with this.

 

[fastpitch17]

If it's not for skin cancer, then why bother? Also injecting these chemicals, sounds like chemotherapy to me?

It is a drug for chemotherapy. For cancers that develope internally. Tough to apply creams there.

 

[Samoerai]

In the Dutch news paper today about new cancer treatment ...

Young women with triple-negative breast cancer may have a higher chance of survival if they are treated with the immunotherapy pembrolizumab before their surgery. This treatment is already reimbursed in most European countries and in some countries it is now standard treatment.

About 15% of all breast cancer patients have triple-negative breast cancer and a high risk of recurrence. These are often relatively young women. Currently, the standard treatment for them consists of a combination of chemotherapy, followed by surgery and then active monitoring. Immunotherapy before their surgery may increase their chances.

 

[fastpitch17]

So, when discussing nothing but skin cancer, now we are going to get a complete rundown on all the cancers out there.

 

[john madden]

So, when discussing nothing but skin cancer, now we are going to get a complete rundown on all the cancers out there.

Given that this is General Chat I don't see why that's a problem.

 

[Shadrach]

Given that this is General Chat I don't see why that's a problem.

So far, all I've seen is a recommendation for a cream, that is not available in Bali! Instead they only provide an injection. My question is where do they give the injection, how often is it necessary? Is this the same as chemotherapy? I went to 4 doctors, who just sat at their desk, didn't take samples for a lab test, and gave ineffective creams! It seemed they were paranoid to perform any work, or unqualified? They didn't explain! A waste of time and money, going to see them. All they did was send me off to another unhelpful doctor! I would appreciate a recommendation of a qualified doctor, that would get off their fat Ass, and do some work!
Yes I am complaining! Rightfully so!
Please if you want to comment, give something positive, that could be of assistance medically!
I already went to Dr. Rinna, Vina,, a surgeon, and another worthless Dr.

 

[john madden]

Shadrach, the key questions you are asking, about injection, are not likely to be answered by members of this forum. I suggest you do your own web searches unless you are able to find a medical practitioner you can trust. This also seems unlikely.

 

[Samoerai]

Maybe some Australians living in Bali or travelling back and forth can help you obtain this skin cancer cream?

 

[Shadrach]

Shadrach, the key questions you are asking, about injection, are not likely to be answered by members of this forum. I suggest you do your own web searches unless you are able to find a medical practitioner you can trust. This also seems unlikely.

Thanks John, I am not very computer savvy, as how to look up this type of subject, where? You're right about the second part! If someone here doesn't know what to do, or how to answer a question, they just ignore me and don't communicate!

 

[Shadrach]

Maybe some Australians living in Bali or traveling back and forth can help you obtain this skin cancer cream?

That is a good idea! At the moment, I don't know anyone traveling like this.

 

[harryopal1]

Thanks John, I am not very computer savvy, as how to look up this type of subject, where? You're right about the second part! If someone here doesn't know what to do, or how to answer a question, they just ignore me and don't communicate!

Type "gemini" in google search. This will provide you with one click websites to use
Gemini. It is not complicated to then be able use Gemini. If you type in anything about your issue it will then give you a variety responses including options as to where else you might find information.

 

[jstar]

Harry, seriously?
You’d advise using (and finding!) an AI to someone who seems to be incapable of doing a search in Google in the first place?

 

[harryopal1]

It aint hard. You type "gemini" and google takes you to Gemini. We are speaking as one computer incompetent to another computer incompetent so with a bit of luck he might stumble through the process. And if not he might just waste another hour or so of his life.