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Hi @keedyg , from what you describe eye cancer sounds unlikely. In order to confirm this minimally a physical examination by your doctor would be required. Do follow-up with a provider in-person for an examination.
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@Patient999 thanks for your questions.first of all, WBC and SED ( I assume it's ESR) are non specific markers of cancer in general (unless for certain type of leukaemia). Doctors don't use WBC or ESR to diagnose or provide prognosis of cancer patients.
Neither is white cell types used to assess cancer progression during treatment .
Finally fasting does not affect ESR.
Neither is white cell types used to assess cancer progression during treatment .
Finally fasting does not affect ESR.
Hi, it would depend on the individual patient. In patients on insulin who have a history of hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), we would need to be cautious with sleeping pills because they can get very drowsy and be unable to respond by waking to take food and drink if their sugar levels drop. Diabetes patients who have kidney impairment also need to have careful dosing of sleeping pills because they can get too drowsy when the sleeping pill isn’t cleared from the body properly
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