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I was diagnosed with adenoid carcinoma in January 2019. I had flu like symptoms for sometime last year, but a little lump came up near my nose/eye. I thought it was just an infection & so did my GP & prescribed antibiotics. But lump increased & GP realised there...Read More
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Got diagnosed with lower oesohagal cancer back in December 2008. Makes eating sometimes painful. I've either gotta chew heaps or avoid food like bread and steak that's going to stick to it.I'm on ECF chemo from Feb 4th to early April 2009 to reduce the tumour befor...Read More
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Hello everyone, I have ovarian cancer and I’m 47, the doctor thought that he could remove the tumor on my ovary so I went through surgery but unfortunately the tumor is too big so he sewed me back up and I start chemo tomorrow, September 27. Ever since I have surge...Read More
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How does one prepare your family for surgery? I'm due for laparotomy in November and will be in hospital for at least a week. Hubby is working full time (also dealing with his emotions re my treatment/ diagnosis). Two young children at school. I'm worried for my fi...Read More
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A diagnosis of advanced cancer can bring many physical challenges. Cancer Council NSW’s podcast series The Thing About Advanced Cancer focuses on three common symptoms of advanced cancer – breathlessness, delirium and pain.“Managing Breathlessness when Cancer is Advanced...Read More
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I finished my 4th chemo 2,5 weeks ago, and am having a 4 weeks break before surgery. But, I have developed a sore throat and coughs, no fever. My kids and husband were sick. Wondering if there's any helpful remedies.
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I am an 83 yr old male with stage three Mesothelioma, and I will be seeing my Oncologist next week to discuss whether to have Chemo or not, anybody else's experiences would be appreciated.I am very fit for my age, that is why I am being offered this, as usually I a...Read More
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Hi, new to community. Does anyone know how to wrap chest after double mastectomy? Took off at hospital before I left, rewrapped by nurse and I don't believe it was the same as initial wrap. My husband has wrapped me, but would feel slot better if I knew there wa...Read More
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