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Hello, all it has been a while since I have posted.
I was diagnosed in Jun 2004 with TC, IO June 2004 100 % EC. 4 X BEP concluding in Oct 2004. at the time 36 yrs old.
Blood markers were not really highly elevated when diagnosed AFP5.9, LD 512 BHCG <5
they all returned to normal after treatment and have stayed that way. Last test 20 Dec 05 BHCG <5 AFP 2.2 LD 167.
I have been on Surv since then and all appears to be holding good.
On my last report the following IMPRESSIONS were given from the CT scan, I dont know what they mean.
"mulitle tiny right sided pulmonary nodules, unchanged since the examination of Jun 2005. these may represent non-calcified granulomate, visceral lymph nodes (especiall those located in the region of the fissure) or metastatic disease. Follow up is recommended.
I guess there are 5 small nodules in my right lung in the lower and middle lobe, they were present on previous exams and are unchanged ( this is good I assume) I can feel a Weezing in my right lung, when I breath heavy.
When diagnosed thes findings were as follows: left testicle & spermatic cord. Embroynal Carcinoma, invading spermatic cord with involvment in the cord resection, vascular invasion present. I believe there were 4-5 node enlarged the biggest was 3.5 cm.
Just wondering about reoccurance chances of?
what these nodules in my lungs could now be after previous scans stated lungs were clear
Regards
Ray Wouters
I was diagnosed in Jun 2004 with TC, IO June 2004 100 % EC. 4 X BEP concluding in Oct 2004. at the time 36 yrs old.
Blood markers were not really highly elevated when diagnosed AFP5.9, LD 512 BHCG <5
they all returned to normal after treatment and have stayed that way. Last test 20 Dec 05 BHCG <5 AFP 2.2 LD 167.
I have been on Surv since then and all appears to be holding good.
On my last report the following IMPRESSIONS were given from the CT scan, I dont know what they mean.
"mulitle tiny right sided pulmonary nodules, unchanged since the examination of Jun 2005. these may represent non-calcified granulomate, visceral lymph nodes (especiall those located in the region of the fissure) or metastatic disease. Follow up is recommended.
I guess there are 5 small nodules in my right lung in the lower and middle lobe, they were present on previous exams and are unchanged ( this is good I assume) I can feel a Weezing in my right lung, when I breath heavy.
When diagnosed thes findings were as follows: left testicle & spermatic cord. Embroynal Carcinoma, invading spermatic cord with involvment in the cord resection, vascular invasion present. I believe there were 4-5 node enlarged the biggest was 3.5 cm.
Just wondering about reoccurance chances of?
what these nodules in my lungs could now be after previous scans stated lungs were clear
Regards
Ray Wouters
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