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Re: [fight together] question

Hi! Here's the odd thing, I called and set up a phone consult with
the dr. I had them write down that I wanted to know exactly what it
was so I could research it on the internet. I stated that I also had
some questions for him. He never called me, so that makes me think
that it isn't to important.
Thanks for the advice.
Chris




--- In fighttogether@yahoogroups.com, "Angela" <trm5814@c...> wrote:
> If the doctor knows 100% that there is NO chance of you having
cancer in those moles, then it is your call. If it were me
personally, I would just watch the moles closely. On the other hand,
he MUST have a reason why he wants the moles removed. Did you ask
him why? If you didn't you should. If there is the slightest
possibility that there could be cancer, I would get them off asap. I
wish you the best in whatever decision you make.
> Your friend, Angela
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: mcfunk90
> To: fighttogether@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Friday, October 03, 2003 11:17 AM
> Subject: [fight together] question
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> Hello, I have a question. I go to a dermatologist on base and
they
> are famous for carving people up for no reason. Earlier this
year I
> had seven moles scraped for biopsies. The doctor said that three
of
> them came back a little odd and he would like to remove them. He
> stated that there is no cancer, but he would like to remove
them.
> Since there is no other dr. to give a second opinion that goes
> against him, I would like to ask if anyone no anything. The test
> restults read:Dysplastic compound nevus with mild melancytic
atypia,
> same one again, and Dyspastic Junctional Nevus with mild
melanocytic
> atypia. I know your not doctors, but I would appreciate the
imput.
> Is this something that I can wait four months till we get to
Germany
> or do I need to take care of it now? The skin from where they
> scraped it hurt for a month, I can just see how long it takes to
heal
> from cutting a football shape out. Thanks for any info.
> Chris
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Fri Oct 3, 2003 11:42 pm

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If the doctor knows 100% that there is NO chance of you having cancer in those moles, then it is your call. If it were me personally, I would just watch the...
Angela
angelaclaibourn
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Oct 3, 2003
8:05 pm

Hi! Here's the odd thing, I called and set up a phone consult with the dr. I had them write down that I wanted to know exactly what it was so I could research...
mcfunk90
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Oct 3, 2003
11:42 pm

It may not be him that is ignoring you. Doctors around here are hard to have a conference with because the office workers are bad about mislaying messages...
Angela
angelaclaibourn
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Oct 4, 2003
3:10 am

With the miliatary they put the phone consults into the computer, so he definitely sees them. I'm at a stand still ... hard to have a conference with because...
mcfunk90
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Oct 4, 2003
5:42 pm

Seems to me you that you have two concerns: 1) Should you do something right away? My view is that the trouble with this type of cancer is that you start out...
shadofny
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Oct 4, 2003
11:21 am
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