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It's now been 8 weeks that I had my Oesophagectomy lucky for me the cancer hadn't formed and this operation was so that in the future it didn't turn into cancer the operation wasn't very pleasant but have make it through. The worst is eating I find dairy is the worst and try to avoid I'm now on lactose milk and products that are the same only one hitch so far is that I had scar tissue grow over the opening which was something I wasn't aware of it has now been fixed so I am eating foods again when that happened I could only have fluids. I do feel for those that had to have chemo and radiation as that must have been awful to have gone through.
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September 2015
Hi it's nice to know I'm not the only one suffering with this at the moment I have only some low grade cells and near the stomach high grade was to go and have an operation but it was cancelled as they found the low grade cells where they were going to cut so now it's all up in the air waiting to have a dye test just to get a good picture of the whole of my oesophagus to see what can be done.
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September 2015
I have been diagnosed with cancer cells in the oesophagus I was to have an operation to remove them only to find out at the last minute that they were also in my upper oesophagus so now I'm waiting to have another dye test to find out if an operation can go ahead having second thoughts and maybe like to look at other ways of dealing with this.
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