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Re: oesophageal cancer inoperable

by in Treatments and side effects
June 2013
June 2013
thanks ive have heard of many people living longer but the three ive spoke to in victoria here have all passed on they where all between 7 and 12 months after diagnosis,but they never had the radiotherapy and chemo at once like they have offered me i want to try find someone thats had it to see if its as bad as they tell me.any all good ime prepared for whatever comes,kids have been kept up to date and happy days. ... View more

inoperable oesophageal cancer 12cm

by in Treatments and side effects
June 2013
June 2013
Hi guys does any one have or no of any one that cant be operated on ime 45 and chemo only held it so they say radiotherapy and chemo at same time but gee they paint a grim picture as to pain and stuff,any advise guys ... View more

oesophageal cancer inoperable

by in Treatments and side effects
June 2013
June 2013
any one got any ideas on how radiotherapy and chemo are together,they reckon its like real bad sunburn in the throat,its my only option but they think it will give me another 2 months or so.ime 45 so not to old,having trouble finding anyone alive thats had this,its at the bottom of my oesophagas and is 12cm long and chemo didnt do much.thanks ... View more
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