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Originally posted by: adeeba21

jasleen for that medical info-it is for the metastatic cancer and there is seldom any cure for it.

so if RK suffer from metastatic one, kidney transplant will not even work as it would be spread to whole body.

Originally posted by: iiDona

renal cell carcinoma can be at any stage much like other cancers.

metastasis, we do not know the status of that. i.e. we know that his kidneys have it, we do not know if it has spread or how far. that will be revealed in due time.

even if it had metastised, kidney transplant would buy him some more time to target other organs.

Originally posted by: adeeba21

so all things will be disclosed slowly, nice.

jasleen u sounded like u doctor, u know that. do u have any plan to be that, especially an oncologist.

Originally posted by: iiDona

Thank you.

Unfortunately, life has taught me many things in an untimely manner.

Oncology is something I am passionate about, among other things. I see myself contributing to cancer research. Whether it will be a hospital or a laboratory, I cannot say.

😊

Originally posted by: adeeba21

if u really like it u should also opt for it.

i also want to be doctor, my fav field are oncology and pediatrics.

i wish i could.

Originally posted by: iiDona

only if it were that easy

(See bold) what do you mean?

Originally posted by: adeeba21

remember dear i live in india and we have all india exam among 10 lakh candidates for 30 thousand medical seats(which include MBBS, BDS, homoepathy, aayurveda) among which 50% are occupied by quota and also few colleges are good. so only a few MBBS seats.

so if u want a good college, u should be among top 1000. merit list stops at that rank.

i already gave exam last year and secured 6000 rank and didn't got any college. although i had my 12 class board exam with that which went super awesome,i was among 0.1% topper in india, i am not joking, i have certificate for it, but still not got any medical college so, now preparing for another attempt.

getting a medical seat in india is very huge task. the merit goes very high.

so i hope this year i get my fav college.

Hmm it's never easy. Here, there is an undergrad degree. The recruitment process involves MCAT test, written essays/character sketches, reference letters, multiple interview sessions to decide your fate. Yeah,,,,,,,,,