Cancer Metastasis in the Bones - All Symptoms

This video of "Cancer Metastasis in the Bones - All Symptoms" will deal extensively with the phenomenon of metastasis that appear in any of the bones of the body, which is one of the sites where the cells of many cancers are going to live in people with advanced cancer.

We will see what symptoms the person who has metastasis in one or more of their bones can perceive, regardless of the origin of the same in the form of cancer of any organ of the body. We will learn why these symptoms occur, learning what happens inside the body

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[MUZLIM]

I cried during this video because I pray that I can get help with my pain. I don’t know what is going on. I’m only 29 and I always had pain in my bones or body since I was a kid but nobody listened to me they just think I complain. I kept going to the doctor and they send me here and there and say I was just born this way. But today I made an appointment to get a full analysis in my nerves. It’s hard to go to work or stand even for 5 minutes. I feel like my bones are going to break. I try to ignore it because I want to be normal so bad but I hurt everyday and stay home all the time. I hope I don’t have this or something tomorrow I’ll get a referral.

[achitophel]

A very clear, concise, informative summary explaining exactly what many may have to face if their cancer progresses.

[teresahelman]

I thought your presentation was good, sad some of the comments are so negative . Always seems to be a few haters, your English is quite good I had no problem understanding you. Thanks for the video.

[MusicLover-qgrn]

Interesting …my late mil had metastatic breast cancer. It eventually went to her bones and brain. Extremely sad that we lost her, but she went really fast. Sad to lose her, but a blessing that she was just showing symptoms of metastatic cancer when she passed away. I admired her courage. 💔💔

[danainthevalley]

What an intelligent doctor. I wish my doctors explained these things as well as you do, but everyone of them is always in a rush, and worried about their next paycheck. I never stay with one for long. Thank you for helping out patients like me. ❤

[DanishKhan-qnen]

Please pray for my mother...in 2005 we complete treatment of brest cancer (operation +chemo +radiation )...ten years she was ok ...but in 2016 bone cancer started ...treatment is continou ...pls pray for its recovery...so worry to see in pain in bones night time

[thetrumpetplayer]

I have read several comments and my heart goes out to many. This is one of the main reasons I enjoy "YouTube". To read others thoughts and comments about very important topics like this one. I too am battling this disease. There is so much more information now than 10, 20 even thirty years ago. There are alternative treatments and procedures available that is not like traditional, conventional, and modern methods. Unfortunately, these methods are not widely publicized nor covered by medical insurance plans. One has to seek information for themselves.

[lindaymohegan]

My sister was just diagnosed. Its too late they said. We just found out, and now she might not make it through the week. Maybe 2 months. I can't believe this. She smoked for so many years. We begged her to quit, to go see a doctor. She said no, she is fine. She was not fine, and we knew something was wrong, but never imagined cancer in her brain, lungs, liver, kidneys, and bones. I am losing my only sister, my big sister. I love you so much April. Please fight, you are loved so much. I love you so much.
Sorry, I just need to vent, and I guess it's here.

[Deej]

As my husband goes thru stage 4b Metastasis bone cancer.(Prostrate) I found this video the best for information so far in explaining what exactly is happening to him.. Thank you! My husband is refusing treatments at this stage of his illness. He had a radical prostatectomies 3 yrs ago and now battling this awful disease. This video was very helpful for me to understand in simple terms what I am seeing.

[Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

I had a friend who was getting a lot of back pain. Her doctor told her to take aspirin. The following year she died of cancer. Many years beforehand she had had breast cancer, which had been cured. It turned out, that the breast cancer had metastasised in her spine. The doctor never checked. Never gave her any scans. That’s the UK NHS for you.

[gabbylon]

Thank u for making this video .im 28 and recently got diagnosed w breast cancer. This video was very informative and gave me hope .thank u so much .

[lisascott]

Thank you for teaching us about cancer. Cancer runs rampant in my family and it begins at the young age of 7. The oldest living was 69. Our family has Lynch symptom as well. Your videos help me understand. You do a great job explaining. Thank you!

[Swahiliangiftx]

Thank you for helping us to understand what may going on in our bodies and what the symptoms may be. Your video was then most thorough one I could find on the internet. God bless you for your help.

[kimberlydavis]

The pain in the bones is excruciating pain and suffering. Especially at night time.

[carmenfreixas]

My late husband died14 years ago, age 64, 1st in the bowel metastasising in the liver.
I hope that I don't get cancer, after going thru with him, how much he suffered, chemo,
radio, etc. leaving him like a skeleton. There is no way that I would do anything about
it, I will be looking for the exit pill, nepbutal, whatever, must go with dignity.

[mygoodboys]

I have stage 4 breast cancer metastasis to my spine, hip, rib, and pelvis. The pain is awful!

[TheGlassySea]

Thank you for an excellent video! I wish my own dr would explain things like this ❤️

[soilmanted]

Good video. Hard to find this information elsewhere, in such succinct form, covering all the relevant information – although the I found graphic of the letters going up in flames to be a little silly. Nevertheless I appreciate the information. Thank you Dr Gonzalez.

[TedH.]

Taking B12 with recent diagnosis. Blood results improving. Red cells and platelets increasing back to normal.

[Chloe.zyxwvu]

Thank you so very much for putting together a very clear and insightful video on a complex matter. I have been searching for a layman's description of metastasis, particularly how it spreads to bone and what that means and manifests in the body, and for one's outlook. I was of the understanding that once cancer metastasized to the bone the prognosis was terminal. Do you offer consultations or just some explanation help in understanding an advanced cancer diagnosis, similar to what you have done here? It has been very difficult to get certain answers from the treating oncologists and sometimes it's better understood, or heard, when explained from a degree of separation. Please let me know if you can or are willing to help
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