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Discuss current and emerging treatment options including chemotherapy, radiation, surgery, and more.
- By katzwhisker · New reply October 16, 2009
- 10 replies
- Gee whiz. There's not even a TOPIC option for untreatable, terminal cancer. I guess we're not expected to have much to say. Guess again! It IS frustrating.... I consider myself a survivor, for now, but ...
- By laurap · Posted August 27, 2009
- 0 replies
- Please share any experiences you have had with cataract surgery while taking avastin. I have been on Avastin/Xeloda since 10-08. These drugs have been very effective in managing my breast cancer which ...
- By ladybits · Posted August 8, 2009
- 0 replies
- Firstly, I can't find any other vulvar cancer people here! Where are you ladies? Here are some clinical trials to read about. A study looking at testing sentinel lymph nodes, radiotherapy and chemotherapy ...
- By Elaineeee · New reply April 3, 2009
- 2 replies
- Would someone please explain the entire BCG treatment process to me or if you know of a web site that does. I know nothing about it.... How is it given, where is it given, what are the side effects? the ...
- By kolson · New reply December 6, 2008
- 11 replies
- I've read a lot of positive things about having a port for chemo and I get mine put in next week and will have 6 rounds of chemo for Ovarian Cancer. My question is what does it look like under the skin ...
- By treeshouse · New reply October 13, 2008
- 2 replies
- The American Cancer Society has a Patient Navigator program. Look for the patient navigator on their sites. They know your local resources or will find them and get you connected with someone inside or ...
- By Lisa11 · New reply October 26, 2007
- 1 reply
- I'm helping my mom research treatment options (she has CLL), and I've heard that looking clinical trials might be a good option; is anyone else out there exploring this ...