I got misdiagnosed for a year before finding out I had NPC and it was Stage IV by that time… five years cancer free now! Treatment is aggressive, and the after effects are lingering, but trust the process for sure if you get this diagnosis ❤️
I just complete all my treatment about 8 month remission now but after check up today I have redness in my nose is this side effect or the cancer comeback
Son was diagnosed with NPC in 1985, subsequently treated with chemo and radiotherapy. He was actually cured. He was 17 at the time. About the time he turned 40 multiple problems emerged due to the radiation. He had to have all his teeth extracted, they had become very painful. He lost his salivary glands. and his esophagus began to narrow. As time went on, he lost the ability to swallow solid food, enforcing a liquid diet. Even his 'shakes' end up in his nasopharynx and nasal passages.
You Got my attention, I thought about giving up my Pursuit In Survival of MD now I have recovered and my interests in Medical Studies will be my lifetime pursuit. I just need water to rinse my nasal frequently.
Hey , I discover you recently . You doing a great job and really enjoy your videos while studying. I just wondering : can you increase the number of case videos especially internal medicine ? İf you do it , i will be really appreciate it.
@@ladykamsessi2885 Hello! I’m so sorry this is happening to your family. Generally speaking, this cancer is very treatable. There is a lot of research on this cancer and the chances of surviving the cancer can be very high depending on the stage. I had to endure radiation and chemotherapy for half a year. Afterwards, I had to have a minor surgery to remove lymph nodes from my neck. Currently, it looks like I may be in remission. Things may get very painful and difficult for your father and the family. It will be natural to feel weak and helpless. The most important thing I would suggest is for your family to be open and honest with communication and remember to be there for each other. Just sitting and holding each other can make a huge difference. Please feel free to ask me anything throughout your experience. I would love to pass on anything I may have learned and offer support.
@@misterthi do not remove the lymph, the blood circulation will be stagnant 😨which causes further viral infections . U must fully understand dr medicosis video series . He denotes to that
Thank you so much, dear...I am delighted that my videos help...All of the slides of these videos are available at www.patreon.com/medicosis/ , then choose tier #4, I will be more than happy to send you all my notes...Best of luck 👍🍀
I recommend you make separate playlists for pulmonology and Ear-Nose-Throat. For instance, I'd say this video and the other ones on pharyngeal/laryngeal/buccal pathology belong to ENT. And kudos for the explanations! You have great didactic skills!
I was a 26 year old white western European ancestory that hardly ever eat salted fish. Was diagnosed with stage 4 NPC. I live in the USA. 1 year post treatment now. I was positive for EBV.
Hello, Have you been cured from this cancer? My grandpa has got it 10 years ago and has got some therapy in China but has some sequelae like stiff neck and can't take in food easily. I want to help him in USA for therapy but I don't know which doctor is good at the cancer cure. Thank you. Waiting for your response.
I still have scar tissue but the tumor is inactive at this time. Technically you don't count as a survivor / cured until you make it 5 years. I have chronic dry mouth from the radiation so I eat pretty much all food with water to make it easy to swallow. My taste came back pretty fast after stopping radiation which I am so thankful for. I sometimes get a cramp type feeling in my neck like a muscle rolling up into a ball. Also a radiation symptom.
@Anthony Eugene Ascolillo I had a terrible pain in my neck at the base of my skull for about a year. I would eat ibuprofen all day every day. Sometimes my throat would go numb from time to time. They didn't figure out what was going on until I developed double vision.
Im so scared i have so many cancer symptoms , i dont wwnt to go doctor and find out if i have 😢 , i have a feeling of something stuck in my throat , ear pressure/ fullness / ringing ears.
@@donnella7752 I’m sorry for your loss. Can I ask what her symptoms were? Did she ever mention a bad smell in her nose? I don’t mean to be insensitive. I’m trying to see if perhaps I have this.
Hello, I’m just curious did you graduate from Egypt or did you do your studies abroad? Because you seem to be very fluent in English it’s interesting Nonetheless, keep up the good work :D
I had a left ear infection that I went to get checked out about a month ago because the left side of my neck felt stiff and uncomfortable and the lymph node right under my left ear was swollen. I took the antiobiotics and it felt better, but now the stiffness and swelling of the lymph node is coming back on the left side of my neck. I am now terrified it's nasopharyngeal cancer. I'm only 23 and I'm a woman, but what else could it be?
My dad was diagnosed with NPC this month (this is after more than 5 months diagnosis). We have placed him on herbal treatment at the moment, since chemo and radio therapy is quite expensive. I pray the herbs work🥺
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I got misdiagnosed for a year before finding out I had NPC and it was Stage IV by that time… five years cancer free now! Treatment is aggressive, and the after effects are lingering, but trust the process for sure if you get this diagnosis ❤️
I just complete all my treatment about 8 month remission now but after check up today I have redness in my nose is this side effect or the cancer comeback
How did they finally find it?
What treatment plan did you do? Still hanging in there?!
You should be fine now@@mopedizegmr2779
straight to the point, concise with a hint of comedy. love it
Thank you so much 😊
I appreciate you!
You're amazing. You crack me up man 😹. Currently watching this as I'm studying for my ENT final.
Awesome 👏
Good luck 🍀
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I had so much fun watching this video, your content is golden always honestly, and your passion for medicine is seen in the videos!
Thank you so much 😊
Son was diagnosed with NPC in 1985, subsequently treated with chemo and radiotherapy. He was actually cured. He was 17 at the time. About the time he turned 40 multiple problems emerged due to the radiation. He had to have all his teeth extracted, they had become very painful. He lost his salivary glands. and his esophagus began to narrow. As time went on, he lost the ability to swallow solid food, enforcing a liquid diet. Even his 'shakes' end up in his nasopharynx and nasal passages.
this is terrifying to hear as im a 17 year old with NPC whos currently going through chemo and radiation
I went thru it at 37, and nobody told me some of the after effects would be permanent. Still don’t have my taste buds back five years later…
You Got my attention, I thought about giving up my Pursuit In Survival of MD now I have recovered and my interests in Medical Studies will be my lifetime pursuit. I just need water to rinse my nasal frequently.
Excellent. I’m going into Radiology so that fossa of Rosenmeuller is very important to me. Very engaging video.
Thank you so much 😊
Good luck to you!
Intro yes it's my fav medical channel🥺
فرحت جدا من سمعت حضرتك من مصر دكاترة مصر دائما مبدعين
ارجوا انه تنزل كيسات باطنيه
متابعتك من. العراق
حتة انيي انصدمتتت
اني هم تفاجئت اول مرة اسمعه يكول هيجي من سنين متابعة كل فديواته
Hey , I discover you recently . You doing a great job and really enjoy your videos while studying. I just wondering : can you increase the number of case videos especially internal medicine ? İf you do it , i will be really appreciate it.
Sure
Hey medicosis perfectionalist ! Don't ever change ur intro music.I have associated some good memories now to this and helps me in studies 😊
Thank you ☺️
Doctor..thank god i found you.. so funny but packed with relevant information!! 🥰🥰🥰
Awesome 👏
That’s great!
Thanks for your comment!
Can you please help me by sharing?
The best one ever اموووت على فديوهاتك 🤩❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much 😊
I am from Egypt also , thanks for the video it helps alot
My pleasure 😇
Thank you for this video. I have stage 3 NPC. This was very educational.
How are you doing
@@noahfowlr I think I’m doing ok. I just finished my last treatment. Now I have to wait to be tested to see if I’m in remission. Fingers crossed.
hello how are you now? my dad just diagnosed same as yours.. is this curable?
@@ladykamsessi2885 Hello! I’m so sorry this is happening to your family. Generally speaking, this cancer is very treatable. There is a lot of research on this cancer and the chances of surviving the cancer can be very high depending on the stage. I had to endure radiation and chemotherapy for half a year. Afterwards, I had to have a minor surgery to remove lymph nodes from my neck. Currently, it looks like I may be in remission. Things may get very painful and difficult for your father and the family. It will be natural to feel weak and helpless. The most important thing I would suggest is for your family to be open and honest with communication and remember to be there for each other. Just sitting and holding each other can make a huge difference. Please feel free to ask me anything throughout your experience. I would love to pass on anything I may have learned and offer support.
@@misterthi do not remove the lymph, the blood circulation will be stagnant 😨which causes further viral infections . U must fully understand dr medicosis video series . He denotes to that
Just amazing why u were not there during my education
Thank you so much 😊
I was hiding in the ether!
2:56 Miss you my dear friend :)
My dearest friend!
Thank you 🙏
I miss you too!
its always fun watching your videos. yiu make every topic very interesting please keep making videos like this
Thank you 😊
Hi there, i am from Egypt also,and i know that ur egyptian from the cases😹.i like ur way in explanation .Allah with u
Thank you so much 😊
You are from Egypt .. and me too ... Iam proud of you 🤠😄
You should sell compilation of review notes. Many preferred to have something to read in a paper.. i would definitely buy one!
Thank you so much, dear...I am delighted that my videos help...All of the slides of these videos are available at www.patreon.com/medicosis/ , then choose tier #4, I will be more than happy to send you all my notes...Best of luck 👍🍀
Thanks from Iraq 🇮🇶❤️
My pleasure!
Excellent video on the subject. Thank you
My pleasure 😇
I recommend you make separate playlists for pulmonology and Ear-Nose-Throat. For instance, I'd say this video and the other ones on pharyngeal/laryngeal/buccal pathology belong to ENT.
And kudos for the explanations! You have great didactic skills!
Thanks a ton, bro!
I will do a separate playlist on ENT topics...I really appreciate you:)
Please help me by sharing!
thank you so much medicosis!
Million thx,,,,,u videos r extreamly helpful,,,,,,keep on doing more videos plz
Sure! Thank you so much!
Can you please help me by sharing?
Great video
Informative
I have one question ' do you know if you can fly with advance cancer of the sinus?
Thank you
Thank you!
Never heard of this issue!
I was a 26 year old white western European ancestory that hardly ever eat salted fish. Was diagnosed with stage 4 NPC. I live in the USA. 1 year post treatment now. I was positive for EBV.
I am so sorry 😐
Hello, Have you been cured from this cancer? My grandpa has got it 10 years ago and has got some therapy in China but has some sequelae like stiff neck and can't take in food easily. I want to help him in USA for therapy but I don't know which doctor is good at the cancer cure. Thank you. Waiting for your response.
I still have scar tissue but the tumor is inactive at this time. Technically you don't count as a survivor / cured until you make it 5 years. I have chronic dry mouth from the radiation so I eat pretty much all food with water to make it easy to swallow. My taste came back pretty fast after stopping radiation which I am so thankful for. I sometimes get a cramp type feeling in my neck like a muscle rolling up into a ball. Also a radiation symptom.
@Anthony Eugene Ascolillo I had a terrible pain in my neck at the base of my skull for about a year. I would eat ibuprofen all day every day. Sometimes my throat would go numb from time to time. They didn't figure out what was going on until I developed double vision.
@@chickmagnetwampaone oh no I hope all is well with you, can you please tell me how your doing. Thank you
hm are you a doctor?
you teach so good thankyou for the new knowledge that i got tonight hehe
I just teach!
Thank you so much 😊
Im so scared i have so many cancer symptoms , i dont wwnt to go doctor and find out if i have 😢 , i have a feeling of something stuck in my throat , ear pressure/ fullness / ringing ears.
What are the survival rate
Update your info on Sjogren’s-so wrong on how it affects the patient
Amazing video👏
waiting for more videos about ENT please
Thank you 🙏
What if no ebv antibiotics negative?
My mother was diagnosed Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma in 02/2017 and passed away on 06/17/2020. RIP mommy.
I am so sorry!
My condolences!
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis Thank you. It is bittersweet. It was hard to see her in so much pain, but she is pain free now.
@@donnella7752 I’m sorry for your loss. Can I ask what her symptoms were? Did she ever mention a bad smell in her nose? I don’t mean to be insensitive. I’m trying to see if perhaps I have this.
@@ngonz89 Hello. My mom had never mentioned an odor. Her symptoms were nose bleeds, balloon headaches, loss of hearing from her left ear.
Doctor plz talk about sino nasal intestinal low grade adenocarsinoma. 🙏🥺
Lol I love your explanation it’s funny and fresh
Thank you so much 😊
You are from egypt omg i love you even more
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for sharing my dear.
You’re very welcome!
How can I download notes on nasopharyngeal carcinoma
hi, can i know. is there a difference between nasopharyngeal cancer and nasopharyngeal carcinoma? or is it the same thing?
Carcinoma is a type of cancer.
OMG I am in love
Thank you so much 😊
Very nice lecture video
Thank you 🙏
Hello, I’m just curious did you graduate from Egypt or did you do your studies abroad? Because you seem to be very fluent in English it’s interesting
Nonetheless, keep up the good work :D
you are hilariously brilliant
Thank you 🙏
What are the symptoms?
What does PMI in the case means?
The way u say babay😄😃😀😍🥰😍🥰🤩🥰😋
:)
Hello Sir, watching all these ENT video (18 videos) is it enought for Mbbs student?
Nope! You still need to know more by reading more!
@@MedicosisPerfectionalis thank you Sir
Which options would you prefer me please guide as i have 1 and a half year remaining as a Medical student
Its amazing
I love when u always say "get your head out of your sphincter" lmfaoo
:)
I subscribed the moment you said your first shut up 😂 thank youuu
I'm a survivor of this cancer.
how
32 rounds of radiation treatment and 13 rounds of chemotherapy.
Any symptoms Sir?
Please talk to me . My sister-in-law got it, and i feel awful.My nephews are Still babies and she is the love of my brother's life.
@@Warsaw1 hey could you be more specific my relatives also sufferers of this, is there any chance of survive?
Awesomeeee Dr. Which branch did u take just wondering🤔💭!!! I think internal medicine!
I don’t practice...I just teach!
I had a left ear infection that I went to get checked out about a month ago because the left side of my neck felt stiff and uncomfortable and the lymph node right under my left ear was swollen. I took the antiobiotics and it felt better, but now the stiffness and swelling of the lymph node is coming back on the left side of my neck. I am now terrified it's nasopharyngeal cancer. I'm only 23 and I'm a woman, but what else could it be?
Hey are you still alright I just got diagnose NPC cancer yesterday let me know how are you doing now?
hi how is your treament goes?
Thanks sir.
My pleasure 😇
Shukran akhee.
Can I have your WhatsApp number??
my favorite
Thank you 😊
Thankyou
Why now... Thankyou so much😭
تحيا مصر يا جدع انا قلت برضه في حاجة مصري في الموضوع ده
Thank you 🙏
My dad was diagnosed with NPC this month (this is after more than 5 months diagnosis). We have placed him on herbal treatment at the moment, since chemo and radio therapy is quite expensive.
I pray the herbs work🥺
We too trying
Im am from pondy bro u
Hit me up when this herbs help
God saves him tho
What herbs did your father uses for NPC cancer?
I'm asking too which ones
We resorted to the chemotherapy finally early last year.@@stephenboakye7588
الفسيخ والرنجه 😂😂❤❤❤
😅😂😂
You mentioned there’s loss of sensation in the facial region supplied by thenV2, but isn’t it the opposite? Trigeminal nerve neuralgia?
I am afraid I didn’t understand your question!
You were that anatomy student who wrote about prostate. Weren't you? 😂😂
Nope 😂
ليش احس انو قصدك يوم قلت أحب السمك المملح الشيء اللي تسموه فسيخ 😂
Haha 😂
l'm egyptian also
Nice to meet you!
Are you a pathologist? Just wondering lol
Nope!
Epstien
😄😄😄
👍
الله يجازيك شكراا لك
Thank you 🙏
Hindi mein bataate
Baby n honey
Thankyou
My pleasure 😇