polycythemia
By factorial
@factorial (977)
Philippines
3 responses
@beamer88 (4259)
• Philippines
9 Mar 12
This is actually the first time I've heard of such a condition. I never knew we could also have an excess of red blood cells. Is this curable? Is this hereditary? I mean, what does it do to us if our red blood cell count is above normal? Just the same, I do hope the prognosis isn't bad.
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@wittynet (4421)
• Philippines
13 Mar 12
You're amazing! You thank God because of that cancer. You're one in a million, factorial. Most of us usually blame God whenever we have problems or whenever we suffer from certain illness. Whether we accept it or not, it's the usual case.
Why don't you try stem cell injection? I am not sure if it can also treat you, but I heard that this stem cell is indeed effective in treating almost all diseases.
@VivaLaDani13 (60794)
• Perth, Australia
6 Dec 15
oh...I have never heard of this. What made you go check it out I mean was this just a random check up or was something feeling wrong with you?
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@factorial (977)
• Philippines
6 Dec 15
yes this is a rare blood disorder... actually it is another cancer of the blood... and we (with this cancer) have learned to live this kind of life... we have a group in Facebook and we exchange notes... our chemotherapy treatment is through a capsule. I have gone into a nuclear treatment. By the way I have another cancer... in my throat hahahaha! yes I still can laugh. No worry Viva God is so good! Amen!
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@VivaLaDani13 (60794)
• Perth, Australia
6 Dec 15
@factorial :( I hope all is good. I don't even know you and that message made me feel strange.
@factorial (977)
• Philippines
14 Mar 12
Yes my body trembles and a great feeling of satisfaction!
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