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🗣️This is important!
America’s puritanical, homophobic, anti-vaccination, anti-sex education, “morality” mentality is killing people.
This information could literally save someone’s life. Please share.
Links:
👉🏿 https://www.businessinsider.com/oral-sex-is-the-leading-risk-factor-throat-cancer-expert-2023-4
👉🏿 https://www.nbcnews.com/health/cancer/hpv-can-cause-cancer-many-people-dont-realize-rcna79597
👉🏿 https://www.gardasil9.com/adults/hpv-faq/
👉🏿 https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/hpv-infection/in-depth/hpv-vaccine/art-20047292
#politics#gardasil#hpv vaccine#lgbt#hpv#cancer#throat cancer#lgbtq#signal boost#cervical cancer#throat goats#antivaxxers
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Mutism/Nonspeaking Awareness Flag
I, like many others, suffer from mutism due to a physical disability. Every flag I've seen for the nonspeaking and nonverbal community is based in autism and related issues, without representation for those of us who are nonspeaking for reasons such as being a cancer survivor, schizophrenia, muscle tension dysphonia, spasmodic dysphonia, aphrasia, brain damage, etc. and related conditions. There are a large variety of conditions that I rarely see representation for, and this flag is for us.
The white stripes represents hope for a more accepting future for nonspeaking and mute people.
The purple stripes represents entirely nonspeaking people.
The blue stripes represents AAC and sign language users.
The green stripes represents people with fluctuating levels of verbality.
The yellow stripe represents community and the way we have each other's backs in this struggle.
The symbol is a vague representation of the lack of a voice. I couldn't decide which one looked better so feel free to use either.
#mutism#selectively mute#nonspeaking#nonverbal#disability#disability awareness#aac user#semiverbal#physical disability#disability flag#mutism flag#nonverbal flag#disability pride#disabled#mute flag#selective mutism#mute#mute community#nonspeaking community#pseriouslypsychotic#disorganized speech#throat cancer#muscle tension dysphonia#spasmodic dysphonia#cripplepunk#madpunk#mad flag#mad pride
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Rest in piece Grandad,
17/11/1959-12/12/2024.
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Throat Cancer – Causes, Symptoms, Types and Treatment
What is Throat Cancer?
Throat cancer states the development of malignant tumors in the tissues of the throat, which includes the pharynx, larynx, and tonsils. It can affect various parts of the throat.
Types of throat cancer:
Pharyngeal cancer (Tonsillar cancer)
Laryngeal cancer
This type of throat cancer is categorized based on the specific cells involved and their characteristics, like squamous cell carcinoma, adenocarcinoma, or lymphoma. Squamous cell carcinoma is the most regular type, accounting for the majority of throat cancers.
Causes of throat cancer:
Use of tobacco
Consumption of alcohol
Human papillomavirus infection (HPV)
Poor diet
Age factor
Exposed to unidentified chemicals
Poor oral hygiene
Signs and Symptoms of throat cancer:
Continuous sore throat
Difficulty swallowing aka dysphagia
Change in voice
Ear ache
Non-stop cough
Undefined weight loss
Neck Swelling
Visible lumps or masses
Diagnosis of throat cancer:
Physical examination
Endoscopy
Imaging tests like CT scan, MRI scan, PET scan
Biopsy
Blood Test
Lung Function Test (LFT)
Treatments for throat cancer:
The treatment for throat cancer depends on different factors, such as the type, location, stage of the cancer, and overall health of the individual. Treatment options may include:
Surgery
Radiation therapy
Chemotherapy
Targeted therapy
Immunotherapy
Supportive care (nutritional support, pain management, and speech therapy)
#throat cancer#causes of throat cancer#treatments for throat cancer#symptoms of throat cancer#types of throat cancers#radiation therapy#Pharyngeal cancer#Laryngeal cancer#what is throat cancer#Dr Rahul buggaveeti#oral cancer doctor#ent specialist#head and neck onco surgeon
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#OTD in 1944 – Birth of entertainer and folk musician, Jim McCann.
As a young man, McCann attended University College Dublin as a student of medicine, but became interested in folk music during a summer holiday in Birmingham in 1964. He began to perform in folk clubs in the area, and, upon his return to Dublin, he joined a group called the Ludlow Trio in 1965. In the following year, the Ludlow Trio had a hit with their recording of Dominic Behan’s “The Sea…
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#“The Sea Around Us”#Ciaran Bourke#Dominic Behan’s#Gaels of Laughter#Irish Folk Music#James &039;Jim&039; McCann#Ludlow Trio#Luke Kelly#Ronnie Drew#RTÉ#Scorn Not His Simplicity#Telefís Éireann#The Dubliners#Throat Cancer#University College Dublin
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Ask me about the first five doctors who dismissed my persistently sore throat over several months as strep. Spoiler alert: it was HPV throat cancer. But it couldn’t POSSIBLY be that, because I was a “woman” (presumably, at least at the time) and “HPV throat cancer only affects men.” Except no, it doesn’t, because it’s not a genetically-linked cancer, it’s a behaviorally-based cancer. More men have it, because there are MORE MEN, statistically, having oral sex with women than there are queer women having oral sex with women. (Just by sheer numbers, mind you; proportionally, this really should be considered a high risk factor for queer women.)
Did you know there’s an HPV vaccine? It’s available for anyone between the ages of 9-45. It can prevent you or your kids from getting throat cancer (which, by the way: is a miserable experience to go through).
Doctors should snark at each other more, be a bit mean. Not for no reason, mind you. But if five doctors blow me off about symptoms and doctor number six FINALLY runs actual tests and gets a diagnosis, I think it should be Doctor Six's right to call up the other five and tell them they're lazy pieces of shit. That should be socially encouraged. Those first five doctors clearly can't listen to patients, but maybe another doctor might finally get to them.
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What are the signs of throat cancer, and what can be done to prevent them?
Throat cancer is a serious condition that requires timely recognition and proactive measures to prevent its onset. Being aware of the symptoms and adopting preventive strategies can significantly reduce the risk.
Signs of Throat Cancer
Throat cancer typically affects the pharynx, larynx, or tonsils. Common symptoms include:
Persistent Sore Throat: A sore throat that does not improve over time.
Hoarseness or Voice Changes: Unexplained changes in the voice, including hoarseness, lasting more than two weeks.
Difficulty Swallowing: Pain or discomfort while swallowing.
Unexplained Weight Loss: Sudden weight loss without changes in diet or activity.
Lumps or Swelling: Presence of lumps in the neck or throat area.
Chronic Cough: A cough that persists, sometimes accompanied by blood.
Ear Pain: Pain in the ears without an infection.
If you experience any of these symptoms, consulting a specialist at a reputable throat cancer treatment center is essential for early diagnosis and intervention.
Preventive Measures for Throat Cancer
Quit Smoking and Limit Alcohol Consumption: Tobacco and excessive alcohol use are leading risk factors. Quitting smoking and moderating alcohol intake significantly reduce risk.
Maintain Oral Hygiene: Regular dental check-ups and good oral care can help identify early signs of cancer.
Healthy Diet: A diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains supports overall health and strengthens immunity.
HPV Vaccination: Certain throat cancers are linked to the human papillomavirus (HPV). Vaccination can reduce the risk of HPV-related cancers.
Avoid Exposure to Harmful Chemicals: Minimize exposure to industrial or environmental toxins that can increase cancer risk.
Regular Screenings: Periodic health screenings can help in detecting abnormalities early, improving outcomes.
Specialized Care for Throat Cancer
Early detection and expert care are crucial for treating throat cancer effectively. At Harsha Mitra Oncology Hospital, one of the leading throat cancer treatment centers, our specialists offer comprehensive diagnostic and treatment services. From advanced therapies to personalized care plans, we are committed to providing the highest standard of care to every patient.
#cancer#cancer awareness#trichy#healthcare#hospital#medicine#india#awareness#health and wellness#health care#cancer treatment#cancer care#cancer prevention#throat cancer
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Throat Cancer: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment | Prevention Tips
Throat cancer affects the larynx, pharynx, or other throat areas. Early detection and treatment improve outcomes for better recovery and health.
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Something You Should Know About Me
It’s An Annoyance, But At Least I Can Talk After 6 Years Of Battling Throat Cancer
#AmIRasputin#Am_I_Rasputin_?#Lighthouse Dann#LightHouse Verner#The Last Canadian Cosmonaut#The Original Urban Viking#Throat Cancer
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Good news everyone!
During 2020 they upped the ages of who can have that series.
If you are 45 or younger, you can go get it.
And if I die, I die. And I shall join my brothers and sisters in Valhalla where I belong!
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Step 2 (clink, clink, clink, clink, clink)
The rollercoaster continues.
I got the x-rays done, no word on the flouride tray nonsense, but I needed so much work done just to be able to start murdering my cancer. To whit:
I needed the dental thing sorted out. Apparently, since my cancer was in my throat, I had to get any bad teeth yanked right the fuck out so they wouldn't cause problems down the road.
I needed something called a 'port' implanted surgically in my chest. At the time I was told this, I had no idea what the hell this entailed. I now know what the hell this entailed. You can Google it and spoil it, or you can just follow my journey and learn (like I did as I was going through it). The choice is yours.
I needed ANOTHER thing called a PEG tube (again, google it now or learn as I did): Basically, a self-administered feeding tube. It's like this: Tube going into your stomach, like 6 inches of tube outside of the 'ingress' into the stomach, end piece has a cap that you can remove and replace. At this time, this is all I knew about it. At this time (0h my GOD you poor sweet stupid 'past me' idiot), I was all arrogantly 'doubt I'll need it.'
Anyway, that's all in the future at this point. At this point, I somehow got my dental x-rays taken, but I needed more than what this dentist I went to (have I mentioned, dental insurance, in general, SUCKS?) and one of my oncologists sent me to the Oral Surgeon.
I won't sugar coat it. The nasal packs were FUCKING BRUTAL What happened with the Oral Surgeon was...only slightly less so, but was way more worrying. But none of that happened in the first meeting. This seems convoluted, but it will all come together, please bear with me (or don't, I'm not trying to sell books or anything and this is for me, if you don't like it then fuck all the way off).
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What types of treatment options are available for thyroid cancer?
Thyroid cancer treatment options include surgery, radioactive iodine therapy, hormone therapy, external radiation therapy, and chemotherapy. The choice of treatment depends on the cancer type and stage, as well as the patient's overall health.
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TIL that Anne Ramsey, best known for her role in Throw Mama From The Train (1987), her slurred speech was due to operations for her throat cancer and was in pain during the whole production. She was nominated for an Oscar. Sadly she died of her throat cancer 6 months after the ceremony.
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#make_the_music_stop#photographer#anne ramsey#actor#throat cancer#throw mama from the train#movie#oscars#fact
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#OTD in 1944 – Death of entertainer and folk musician, Jim McCann.
#OTD in 1944 – Death of entertainer and folk musician, Jim McCann. As a young man, McCann attended University College Dublin as a student of medicine, but became interested in folk music during a summer holiday in Birmingham in 1964. He began to perform in folk clubs in the area, and, upon his return to Dublin, he joined a group called the Ludlow Trio in 1965. In the following year, the Ludlow…
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#“The Sea Around Us”#Ciaran Bourke#Dominic Behan’s#Gaels of Laughter#Irish Folk Music#James &039;Jim&039; McCann#Ludlow Trio#Luke Kelly#Ronnie Drew#RTÉ#Scorn Not His Simplicity#Telefís Éireann#The Dubliners#Throat Cancer#University College Dublin
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