Monday, May 28, 2012

Which is the proper way to spell survivor in Hebrew when talking about Breast cancer

Which is the proper way to spell survivor in Hebrew when talking about Breast cancer?
SURVIVOR שורדת (fem.) ; שורד (masc.) There are two ways. I was told to use the masc form as the other form refers to the holocaust. I am looking for the word survivor with Breast cancer. Any help would be great.
Languages - 3 Answers
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No, that's not how it works. The feminine form is used to describe a female, and the masculine form is used to describe a male.
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If the survivor is a man it should be שורד (sored), if the survivor is a woman it should be שורדת (soredet). When we talk about surviving cancer we usually use the term ניצח (overcome, defeat- masculine singular past), or ניצחה (feminine singular past). A holocaust survivor is always ניצול (nitzol- masc.), ניצולה (nitzola- fem.).
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Obviously when taliking anout berast cancer the feminine form is the one you need. שורדת is usually used to characterize someone who is a survivor in nature. She can survive everything because she is a שורדת. When someone survived breast cancer, we usually say היא שרדה את סרטן השד - she survived the breast cancer, or better yet, as someone suggested היא ניצחה את סרטן השד (won over) or היא התגברה על סרטן השד (came through).



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Thursday, May 24, 2012

How long could a breast cancer lump go unnoticed

How long could a breast cancer lump go unnoticed?
as in if you had breast cancer but didn't notice you had a lump how long could you carry on your normal life for? I've had a lump for 2 years in my armpit, would this be too long a time feeling normal for it to be cancer? I'm not sure if its grown bigger, i think it has a bit
Cancer - 2 Answers
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Has the lump grown bigger? I agree that 2 years is quite a while for it to have gone on and not caused any symptoms or more lumps grown by now. Go to your doctors though.
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Seems like too long to be cancer. Most breast cancers start after 45 years of age as its a long term effect from high estrogen levels but there is a natural and free prevention plan. An Australian Dr did clinical research into therapeutic nipple stimulation as a cancer prevention. Apparently it works.



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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Can some one with breast cancer get pregnant

Can some one with breast cancer get pregnant?
Can some one with breast cancer get pregnant? Or is the baby at risk of getting the cancer?
Women's Health - 9 Answers
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Um, yes the baby is at risk, but very little. And yes they can pregnant. lulz.
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the risk would not be to the baby, it would be to the mother, because while pregnant she cannot undergo the necessary treatment for the cancer. Most likely mom would die waiting the nine months to deliver a baby.
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yes, depending on the treatment it can be very high risk, but i have known people with breast cancer to get pregnant
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of course they can, they wouldn't be able to breast feed but they would be able to have a baby like anyone else. although it in dangers both their lives
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yes they could get pregnant. but it depends when they get pregnant. if they are pregnant when they find the caner the doctors will most likely wait for the baby to be born before they do surgery. i dont think the doctors would do chemo or radiation with a pregnant women but if they are pregnant durning the chemo or radiation the baby might have some birth defects because all the chemicals. the baby probably wont have cancer but they're still is a risk.
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thats a good question....but i would ask a doctor for help with this one...and if u have breast cancer why hvaent u had your surgery yet
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Well of course someone with breast cancer can get pregnant. And of course there would always be a risk but every pregnancy has risks.
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The woman can get pregnant, but she should definitely not try. It would extremely dangerous. The baby would only have a risk of getting cancer later in life. However, the mother might not survive, since the baby would prevent her from getting treatment.
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hi you can found the answer in here http://symptonofbreastcancer.blogspot.com/


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