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talc treatment?

Somebody please help me figure out what my mother is talking about.

Her MIL had something she called a 'talc treatment'. The woman has had fluid drained 'off her lungs" (I am sure she means around her lungs) and they did a 'talc treatment'. I have NO CLUE what my mother is talking about. I'm not looking for advice, just trying to figure out what it means. I must have missed it in school.

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ah okay thank you!

thats a good reference and explanation.i worked on a cardithoracic unit .i saw it done often though for pleural effusions not necessarily cancererous

that was very interesting. Never heard of that thank you for sharing

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