Thank you for letting me jpin thus group , I've had a pet scan and it looks likely surgery is a option. Is there any cook book for people with a partial stomach or full stomach removal
Hi All, After what seems like forever (4 months) we have my dads diagnosis. Stomach cancer, stage 4 T3N2M1. He is 71 and due to the cancer he is quite weak and can only manage 20 paces before needing a rest or he becomes very faibt, low bp and vomits...
Hi , I am feeling so bagged up, wind or whatever it is , maybe side effect from chemo, I've had that anyway because of ulcer, anyone know of anyway of easing this?
Hi, it’s just some general questions: 1) Since my gastrectomy last April I’ve a sweet tooth which I never had before. Does anybody else have the same thing? Is it normal or am I lacking in something to make me crave? I will eat a small biscuit/cake...
Just had a phone call from the upper GI nurse to say my husband’s histology came back all clear., the margins were clear plus the lymph nodes, we still don’t know the grade/stage, she said to ask at our 3 month meeting? So we’ll go with that for now....
Hello everyone, my husband had his operation 3 weeks ago today, he’s been out of hospital for 2 weeks and doing ok, he had all his stomach out. We went for the histology on Monday but it wasn’t back so have to wait another week, I asked the surgeon what...
Did any of you guys develop allergic reaction post - op to chemo, I saw in FB group that it is a thing ?
Hi there, I’ve got a question about the Jpeg feeding tube if anyone can help, My husbands not using it for food but has to flush it out twice a day, he’s wondering if once a day would be ok, is anyone just doing it the once or should he stick to twice...
Hi Has anyone experience of this ...diagnosed 2 months ago ..lobular in stomach from breast 5 years ago.
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