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Hi, this is something that i think of often. And just wander if anyone out there in the Cancer community particular in the scientific research has ever pondered the following. I would love a response. For example I regularly enjoy Coke No sugar which I know is not ...Read More
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hello my name is Jo im 49 i have been on Tamoxifen for six months and have started to have very bad side effects i feel dizzy my anxiety has worsened i have depression i already had anxiety before starting these tablets so that is heightened is this normal pl...Read More
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Wondering if anyone on here has considered or has refused treatment. In the past year I’ve had an Anal Cancer diagnosis, gone through radiation and chemo where I had to relocate to the city for the 7 week treatment away from family and friends and needing to take ...Read More
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Hi... to stink or not to stink... that is the question. So even though my radiation treatment is aiming at my neck, not my armpit, I've been told to not use regular deoderant during my treatment and get a natural roll on one. So I just searched online for re...Read More
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Hi, I call it my main vampire because in movies you have to find and kill the head/main Vampire character in order to kill the vampires he made. In my case, my secondary cancer was found in my swollen neck lymph node... and the PET scan I had yesterday came back ...Read More
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I am about to start chemo has anyone else been given doxorubicin am wondering about side effects and any heart problems
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Hi, I've recently undergone 4 cycles of chemotherapy (etoposide and cisplatin), and am now done with the treatment. so far the tumor markers are good. Currently however after a week and half after my treatment I've been dealing with ear ringing and muddled hearing....Read More
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I've been really uncertain about tamoxifen. It makes me feel weird and I'm finally losing weight since Covid started. Any tips?. And does it make you gain weight?. Had breast cancer and am done with radiation. Thanks 😊
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Hi to all!I am 39, and was diagnosed with a triple negative breast cancer (no metastatic). A year ago I completed my chemotherapy and had radiation afterwards. My oncologist suggested that I should be on Capecitabine as a monotherapy for a year (as an adjuvant -ext...Read More
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Hello, all. I've been taking Xeloda, 2,000 mg a day, for stage 4 anal cancer since July, one week on and one week off. In the past 10 days, my heels have become quite swollen and sore. This is known as hand-and-foot syndrome. Since the malignant lymph glands i...Read More
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