Bone Cancer In Dogs

As for the regenerative medicine with the marrow self-administration from culture increase multiplies after bone marrow transplant, is epoch-making for the existence of own from the root; might be changed radically.

@zufarking93

Hi zufarking,

Wow – 7 times, that’s a lot… I’m sorry you’ve had to had them so often, that doesn’t sound fun. May I ask why you have had to receive so many? Wishing you all the best.

@malik201146
Hi Malik,
Thanks for the comment – in response to your question, the procedure doesn’t require stitches.

@aryadoroudian i cried.. ..and im a guy D’:

I had this done this morning. Honestly, it wasn’t that bad for me. They numb your skin and the outside of the bone and none of that hurts. They can’t numb the inside of the bone, so it does hurt a little bit when they’re extracting the marrow, but it’s really quick. It feels more weird than anything. I just took a deep breath, gritted my teeth, and it was over before I knew it. Good luck to anyone else who is having this done!

I may be getting this done after some blood work comes back…I have had elevated wbcs for the past fourth months and they are not sure of whats going on. Thanks for sharing this!

@professorprestodigit Hi Professor Prestodigit,

Thanks for your comment. I admit the choice of film is a little ironic, but really we were just discussing a film she most recently saw. I really didn’t mind. It’s too bad that your oncologist is moving – it sounds like you are in great care, and hopefully she will refer you to another warm, excellent physician.

@Rileyix Having just come home from my 3rd BMB I’d like to throw in my two proverbial cents. This girl may have a lower pain tolerance or a different reaction to the anaesthetic than I do, but mine haven’t been too bad. And actually, I’m not sure of this doc’s technique. Mine today asked about the pain and gave me a second shot after the first one; in obvious distress, this girl says that another doc kept asking her about the pain, but even with that clue this one just keeps right on drilling.

@bulldogtheory I’m not sure why I’m having the bone marrow biopsy as far as I know its something to do with genetics to see if I have inherited some sort of condition (not sure what the condition is). But I can see that I can be educational as I actually thought taking bone marrow seemed rather strange and I was trying to think how they could take bone marrow I often thought of doctors cutting limbs off so comparing it to that this doesn’t look too painful

@Rileyix I’m rooting for u that the bone marrow biopsy, if that is what ur having, will be as quick/ painless as possible. Do u know why they’re doing it? My goal is not to scare anyone; rather, it is to educate and inform. From a patient perspective, it’s hard to see what’s going on when lying flat on the stomach, so I thought the video would assist. frm a doc perspective, I hope it will educational and perhaps a way for new doctors to continue to develop compassion.

:/ I’m 16 and I believe this what I’m having done to me in about 3 weeks time. And all this painful comments and the video doesn’t help me get rid of my nerves D:

@t93093 Hi t9303,

I am sorry that you’ve been going through such a tough time, especially while still a teenager. You have a knowledge beyond your years of things that no one should ever have to experience. I’m glad that you have been getting anaesthesia for your bmbs, and I hope that your treatment ends soon, that you recover quickly and that you live a long, happy life that going forward will be cancer free.