My father in law is at home with us on hospice care. He had chemo and radiation for colorectal cancer but decided to quit going. He is bed bound and has a colostomy bag and is a stroke survivor. He can t communicate a whole lot but he wants to eat all the time. I don t understand what is going on. Since he won t go to the doctor anymore there s no way to gage anything or know what s happening with the tumor. It seems he will be asleep most of the day.
Hi Your grandfather is suffering from stage 4 colored talk cancer. Basic supportive care should only be given at this stage. Average survival time is from 6 to 9 months. Regards Dr de
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Hi Your grandfather is suffering from stage 4 colored talk cancer. Basic supportive care should only be given at this stage. Average survival time is from 6 to 9 months. Regards Dr de