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Endometrial cancer · C023

A follow-up describing hospital and emergency care

Huang Yan · 42 years · Nanning, Guangxi

Endometrial cancer: A follow-up describing hospital and emergency care. English source image 1, with original photographs and clinical records where present.
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26/1.26 · Huang Yan · 42 · Endometrial cancer 5 May PM 3:12 I still have some of our medicine. I was hospitalized for a week because of stomach pain and liver injury. Yesterday PM 3:24 Voice message: 7 seconds. 7″ Voice message: 7 seconds. 7″ Yesterday PM 6:12 Mr Gao, I now have severe anemia and low platelets. I have dizziness and a fast heart rate. Yesterday PM 6:12 So I have been in hospital receiving emergency treatment during this period.
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I'm not doing it anymore. Voice message: 18 seconds. 18″ Voice message: 9 seconds. 9″ They prescribed a maleate medicine—I don't remember the rest of the name—to raise my platelets. I feel dizzy every day now. I can't even walk steadily. A few days ago I became dizzy, my vision went black, and I hit my head on the tap. I had to be taken to the emergency department again. Voice message: 7 seconds. 7″ Voice message: 4 seconds. 4″ It's okay. I've been to the emergency department five times since discharge. I'm dizzy every day. They removed that thing the last time. I'll just take the Chinese medicine and keep up with my scheduled checks. If I do it again, it really could kill me. Hold to talk