Pre-Melanoma - and Phototherapy (psoriasis) Risks

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RE: Pre-Melanoma - and Phototherapy (psoriasis) Risks

by Georgie430 on Mon Aug 22, 2011 11:40 PM

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Hi Linda

I read your post and felt I had to send you a quick message. I dont know if anyone close to you has recomended you look into compensation for the 2.5 yrs you did not have tx for your melanoma.  Anything that is removed from our body must be screened by patholgy, AND kept for a couple of yrs. not sure how many.   So if you have not pursued this I would for 2 reasons, probably came from that mole, what a Dr. told you isn't good enough, cause what if there is another or one on your head that cant be seen.

Second, I'm not a sue monger, truely I'm not, but it sounds like something is not right.  I would pot on Melanoma International, connect w/ a Catherine Poole, and run your situation by her.  She is well educated in the field of melanoma and also a member on the site.

                       with the best intent,

                       Denise  (georgie430)

RE: Pre-Melanoma - and Phototherapy (psoriasis) Risks

by Adams on Wed Sep 14, 2011 02:13 PM

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Hi,

probably I will not give you answers to your questions, but I wanted to advice to try out some new treating methods. Cuz maybe the side-effects of phototherapy are much worse than, for example, for virotherapy. And maybe it is more effective than treatment methods you have already used.

best regards, Adam

RE: Pre-Melanoma - and Phototherapy (psoriasis) Risks

by reggiesdaughter3 on Wed Oct 12, 2011 03:08 AM

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Adam,

I am completely unfamiliar with virotherapy - I will be researching immediately.  I don't even want to bury you with questions - until I look into this first.

Thanks for the heads up. 

Sue

 

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