Hello everyone,
About 3 years ago I had a lobectomy, top right lung. Yesterday I went for the results of my current scan and they’ve noticed one of my adrenal glands is enlarged. As a result I’ll be having another scan shortly and if the result is inconclusive an MRI. As you can imagine, shock has crept in and I feel back at square one. I didn’t sleep well last night, as expected. I’m wondering if anyone here can tell me more about secondary adrenal cancer? The specialist has already said unless the tumour was a new cancer, the treatment would likely be chemo.
As you can probably tell I’m in a bit of a pickle with all the possibilities. I’m trying not to dwell but I think today might be difficult. It’s the waiting and not knowing.
Thanks,
Daisy
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