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Hi all, just wanted somewhere understanding where I can express my experiences. As from previous posts some of you might know I had the esophagectomy a month ago, all went well. Adjusting to the eating is another matter! I know it’s early days but I...
I was wondering if anyone has been cured of OC adenocarcinoma by methods other than surgery
Hello everyone I was diagnosed with Oesophagael Cancer a week or so ago. I have had an endoscopy, Cat scan, Pet scan and laporoscopy. A large inoperable Squamous tumour at base of oesophagus where it joins stomach. Symptoms were problems swallowing...
Hi all not sure if I’ve spelt that immunotherapy correctly but I was wondering if anyone has started it for OC and how were the side effects and advice or info to get your body ready for it. I also wondered how long you waited after chemo/radiotherapy...
Hi i have just joined the group while in my 2nd round of FLOT chemo for stage 3 cancer. I am wondering if anyone has some good tips for what to drink in the days after the chemo as everything I try just tastes bad including water. I am also finding...
Hi. Joined a few days back. I’m 69 and was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer last week. Had PET Scan earlier this week, results due next week. still upbeat. Not dwelling too much. I don’t really know what to ask! I know where I am up to, making no plans...
Hi all, Just saying hello as new. I have recent diagnosis and an awaiting a treatment plan. How is everyone coping with their diagnosis?
hi i have been told i have a 3 cm tumor at the gastric oeophical junction no other places no chemo or radiation needed.surgeon intends to remove lower part of oesephagus and stomarch (gastrectomy)and join my remaining oesophagus to my small intestine...
My fiance is at stage 4 with liver and lung mets. Oncologist is suggesting FOLFOX with possible immunotherapy. She said that FOLFOX may cause mild nausea but not extreme. No hair loss and basically less harsh than some other chemo regimens. Has this been...
