Ovarian cancer stage IV. Metastases in the liver. J. Valentina P.
In 2015, the diagnosis was made – Ovarian cancer stage III, II clinical group,
with involvement of the uterus, with multiple metastases to the liver, peritoneum,
small and large seals.
Due to inoperability, consultations were held at the National Cancer Institute and the Lysod Clinic. As a result, chemotherapy was prescribed, which lasted for 2 years. As a result of treatment, the diagnosis worsened and Ovarian cancer was stage IV and clinical group IV. Onco-markers exceeded the norm by 3-4 times.
As a result, the patient refused the services of an oncology clinic.
On November 12, 2017, we started an alternative course of treatment, which lasted
29 months and ended happily.
During all this time, we exchanged about 350 letters and calls.
Throughout the course, the will of the patient was in her fist, and tears flowed
only after winning.
Once again I am convinced that the road will be mastered by the walking one.
Over 28 years of work, treatment statistics have been formed
method of alternative oncological care RVB-1S.
0,1,2 stages – 100%, stage 3 – 60%, stage 4 and incurable – 30% of patients fully recovered.
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