Lydia666 wrote:You can certainly voice your opinions but when you start insulting people, you cross the line. If someone takes medical advice from forums instead of their docs, then that's a poor judgment on their part. I don't know what your beef is? Plus how are u so sure she does not need surgery?? Telling her she has mental health problems???There are so many details in a case, only her docs know. What i know is my experience with LAR and it was not too bad and apparently neither was yours. So if she does need it, it's not the end of the world, it's not like having your breasts removed , for example. anyway, I suggest you take it easy with the insults, this is not the place for it. You just sound bitter.
I still feel , for me, having the breasts removed to be highly invasive , way worse than a piece of intestine.
Andrea1976 wrote:Jan amd ZX guy, I really appreciate you taking your time to respond. I see your point as well. Everybody has their point. I am trying to convince myself that removing part of my colon is no big deal. I was told I will not have a LAR syndrom and my chances of a bag are very low since we are dealing with descending colon.
zx10guy wrote:Lydia666 wrote:You can certainly voice your opinions but when you start insulting people, you cross the line. If someone takes medical advice from forums instead of their docs, then that's a poor judgment on their part. I don't know what your beef is? Plus how are u so sure she does not need surgery?? Telling her she has mental health problems???There are so many details in a case, only her docs know. What i know is my experience with LAR and it was not too bad and apparently neither was yours. So if she does need it, it's not the end of the world, it's not like having your breasts removed , for example. anyway, I suggest you take it easy with the insults, this is not the place for it. You just sound bitter.
No not bitter. Just calling out foolish statements. You've made my case with the bolded statement above and this gem below. I don't need to say anything more.I still feel , for me, having the breasts removed to be highly invasive , way worse than a piece of intestine.
Haggitt grades 1-3 breach the
submucosa within the polyp, and they are confined to the head, neck and stalk of the polyp
respectively. Only Haggitt 4 lesions invade past the stalk into the submucosa of the wall.
Most authors would agree that only Haggit 4 lesions require further treatment. If adequately
excised, Haggitt 0-3 lesions have a risk of recurrence (<1%) which is lower than the predict‐
ed mortality of an oncological resection.[15,16] Conversely, for level 4 lessions, Haggitt re‐
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