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Re: Side effects of immunotherapy

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February
February
Thank you for replying , my tumours have shrunk nearly 4 mill which is good l am glad yours have too , I too have a lot of stomach pain was not sure if it was the therapy or something else , it is good to talk to people having the same treatment and sharing our experiences , Ian now waiting to have a pet scan to see where we go from here so fingers x and wishing you all the best ... View more

Side effects of immunotherapy

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February
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Hi all iam new to here, ihave  melanoma  metastatic in my right groin , currently doing ipilimumab/nivolumab ( immunotherapy) treatment have just had the 4th round , iam just after anyone else experiences with immunotherapy  I have sadly got every side effect you can get on it,   I now have low cortisol and low thyroid problems, good news is the cancer has shrunk but now I have all these other problems just after     any info or stories from other patients,  thanks in advance for any feed back .                                                Paula   ... View more
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