burn cancer

A malignancy, usually squamous cell carcinoma, which arises in burns—especially in radiant energy-induced burns.

burn cancer

A squamous cell carcinoma that arises in a background of burns–especially in radiant energy-induced burns

Patient discussion about burn cancer

Q. is it dangerouse to stay in the sun even if you don't get burned? how bad is it if you only get a little tan? does it matter what is your skin type in the first place? is only getting burned dangerouse, or being in the sun alltogether?A. If you're not using sunblock and drinking water; YES

Q. when my aunt went through chemo (for colon cancer) her palms became VERY sensitive and had a burning feeling is there any way to prevent this from happening to my mom who is starting her chemo now? If not, what it the best treatment for it?A. What you describe sounds like peripheral neuropathy, a well known side effect of platinum chemotherapy which is used for colon cancer. Several measures, including giving infusion of calcium and magnesium, and glutathione were found to reduce the rate of this complication, although further studies are necessary.
However, the information is only general advice, since I haven't examined your mother so if you have any questions about this subject, it may be wise to consult a doctor (e.g. oncologist).
You may read more here:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/cancerchemotherapy.html

More discussions about burn cancer

单词	burn cancer
释义	burn cancer burn cancer A malignancy, usually squamous cell carcinoma, which arises in burns—especially in radiant energy-induced burns. burn cancer A squamous cell carcinoma that arises in a background of burns–especially in radiant energy-induced burns Patient discussion about burn cancer Q. is it dangerouse to stay in the sun even if you don't get burned? how bad is it if you only get a little tan? does it matter what is your skin type in the first place? is only getting burned dangerouse, or being in the sun alltogether?A. If you're not using sunblock and drinking water; YES Q. when my aunt went through chemo (for colon cancer) her palms became VERY sensitive and had a burning feeling is there any way to prevent this from happening to my mom who is starting her chemo now? If not, what it the best treatment for it?A. What you describe sounds like peripheral neuropathy, a well known side effect of platinum chemotherapy which is used for colon cancer. Several measures, including giving infusion of calcium and magnesium, and glutathione were found to reduce the rate of this complication, although further studies are necessary. However, the information is only general advice, since I haven't examined your mother so if you have any questions about this subject, it may be wise to consult a doctor (e.g. oncologist). You may read more here: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/cancerchemotherapy.html More discussions about burn cancer
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