Mack_21
12-19-2006, 09:35 PM
Is it possible to have an advanced spine tumor without significant back pain?
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feelbad
12-21-2006, 09:49 AM
i guess that would depend on just exactly where it was.but i would think an "advanced' type of tumor would be giving off some pretty significant type of pain in almost any location just because of the nerves being affected and it pushing or growing into surrounding tissue or organs.why do you ask?FB
_mystictiger_
12-21-2006, 07:16 PM
You would most likely have back pain, but to what degree I'm not certain.
I'm curious, but why are you so certain that you have some form of cancer? Its just I've replied to a few of your posts about bowel cancer and I've came across another one for Myeloma, and so on.
What medication are you on? I'm thinking that perhaps the medication your on for acid reflux has caused changes to your bowel movements.
I'm curious, but why are you so certain that you have some form of cancer? Its just I've replied to a few of your posts about bowel cancer and I've came across another one for Myeloma, and so on.
What medication are you on? I'm thinking that perhaps the medication your on for acid reflux has caused changes to your bowel movements.