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Yes! The fact is: If your cancer diagnosis is based on an ultrasound, it could easily be wrong.
Many people who are told they have cancer based on an ultrasound might not actually have cancer – because an ultrasound can’t tell if a tumor is cancerous!
Or, you might be told that you don’t have cancer, based on an ultrasound, when in fact you do have it. Ultrasounds are unreliable when it comes to diagnosing cancer, for many reasons.
So, right from the start, if your doctor is saying to you, "you have cancer" based on an ultrasound alone, you won’t know if it’s true or not.
It will be impossible for you to know what your next choices should be, because you don’t know what’s actually going on in your body. You don’t have nearly enough information to know, with confidence, what to do next.
And you just want to stop for a moment, to take a second to breathe and think...
But you don’t have time for that.
You need to make choices about your diagnosis and cancer treatment, now. But these are things that you don’t know anything about...and yet will impact your life, forever.
It’s not fair...and it’s terrifying.
You’re smack in the middle of one of the hardest situations anyone can be put in...
You need to make instant decisions that will determine your future and life – without knowing anything about what’s actually happening in your body and what all of your options are.
How on earth would you know what to do?
And the catch 22, the problem of it all, is that you need to have confidence in your choices if you are to have any peace of mind during this process.
And, on top of all this, there are even more reasons why you should not rely on an ultrasound to give you an accurate diagnosis – because there are far better diagnostic tests available to you now, tests that will give you certainty about your diagnosis and the info you need to get exactly the right treatment to knock out the cancer asap. A fast, accurate, and precise diagnosis is critical for giving yourself the best chance at beating cancer.
So if you’ve received a cancer diagnosis based on an ultrasound test, it is very reasonable for you to need more information in order to know what next steps you should take for treatment. It is fair and smart of you to wonder if there’s anything more you should be doing to ensure you have more control over your health and your future.
Even for the best of us, a cancer diagnosis is incredibly overwhelming and scary!
You are in excellent company if you, too, feel so overwhelmed with your diagnosis that you can’t even imagine trying to figure out the next steps to figuring out how to make sure your diagnosis is accurate and then finding the best possible treatment. Where would you even start, right?
But the good thing is this - you already know what you don’t want, and that’s a great start:
We hear you and we understand. And our team is here to help you get through this with as little stress, and as much confidence and clarity, as possible.
We believe that knowledge is power.
And if you’re here, looking for more information on ultrasounds, then you clearly want more information for yourself – information that you can trust, so that you can make the most informed decision possible about your cancer and how to beat it, for good.
Having cancer can be isolating and lonely – and this is true even if you have family and friends who love you and are helping you through it. Doubt and confusion are the last things you need to be feeling with when you are already having to deal with cancer…
You need clarity! You need to be certain about your options.
You can break free from the chronic worry about wasting your precious time, or being on the wrong treatments, or struggling through unnecessary side-effects, or about having the cancer come back with a new breakthrough approach to cancer care: Precision Oncology.
Using leading edge medical science, available now in many advanced countries, you can get the certainty you need, NOW!
If you’re ready to move past the endless worry of a cancer diagnosis and get back to living your life to the fullest again, get our FREE ebook, where you’ll discover the tools of Precision Oncology, how they compare to your current standard care, and how you can begin to use them, today, to give yourself the best chance of beating cancer.
While ultrasounds are typically still the first step in the standard cancer diagnosis process, they are far less detailed and informative than other imaging tools. Ultrasounds use sound waves to create images of the inside of the body: a transducer (probe) transmits high-frequency sound waves into the body and captures the sound waves that bounce back to produce the image.
Generally speaking, ultrasounds are unable to provide sufficient detail about tumours in the body – especially compared to PET/CT scans. This lack of key data can lead to misdiagnosis, as well as inaccurate treatment plans.
So with all of these problems, why are ultrasounds still being used as the primary diagnostic tool for cancer? Because:
Ultrasounds are currently used in standard cancer treatment as the primary diagnostic tool because they’re cost effective and quick to arrange.
However, there is a much more powerful imaging tool for cancer diagnosis: the PET/CT scan, which stands for Positron Emission Tomography – Computed Tomography. A PET/CT scan can pinpoint exactly where the cancer is in your body, how aggressive it is, as well as observe the outcome of cancer treatment – making it an essential diagnostic tool in fact-based cancer treatment. Please read more about the benefits of PET/CT scans to ensure that you can make an informed decision about what diagnostic tools to use.
If you or a loved one thinks there’s a chance you might have cancer – or have received a diagnosis of cancer – please connect with us today to learn how to make the most informed decision about your cancer treatment.
Register for a Precision Second Opinion to discover how we can help you to reduce stress and dramatically increase treatment success.
"I can’t tell you how much your support means to me. My call today with you was invaluable. You came into our lives at the perfect time. It’s rare to just be able to talk without a sales pitch. I could tell that my needs were more important." - Diane
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