The concern “Microscopically in my Lymph Nodes” usually refers to metastasis to lymph nodes—meaning a primary cancer has spread to nearby or distant lymph nodes. This does not mean it actually did occur. However for the frequency group specific to metastasis to lymph nodes, use: Metastasis [Organ] RDPV3 GROUP 7 Metastasis [Organ] RDPV3 GROUP 7: […]
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Question: What would you do with this diagnosis: Infiltrating carcinoma with apocrine differentiation: G3 associated with high-grade nuclear blackhead-type DCIS. She had breast surgery two years ago, now the doctor has found an alleged lump in her liver. Best regards Answer: Infiltrating carcinoma is a cancer that has spread beyond the layer of tissue in
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M. K. has an Rife Digital Professional. Has not had it long. She was just told that her breast cancer has metastasized to several locations in her body. She is starting on a pill – taken orally – for chemotherapy. Apparently she will be taking this pill for the rest of her life. I told
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Cancer: Metastasis Squamous: 0.10, 0.52, 7.50, 30.00, 225.03, 434.15, 527.00, 662.71, 749.00, 986.22
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Cancer Metastasis (Organ) Comprehensive: Breast, lung, prostate, bowel/colon/rectal, Liver, Endometrial: 0.13, 0.46, 0.83, 12.69, 93.50, 221.50, 434.71, 512.33, 667.00, 753.07
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