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Finished chemo
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Hi cajun
It depends on your doctor. My first onc would have let me have my port out soon after the last chemo. I had to change doctors because I changed insurances. The doctor I have now made me wait 2 yrs to have it out. He said that the chance of reoccurance was highest in the first two years.
Congrats on finishing chemo
Jadie<3 -
Thanks Jadie for the info.Jadie said:Hi cajun
It depends on your doctor. My first onc would have let me have my port out soon after the last chemo. I had to change doctors because I changed insurances. The doctor I have now made me wait 2 yrs to have it out. He said that the chance of reoccurance was highest in the first two years.
Congrats on finishing chemo
Jadie<3</p>
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Hi cajun
I am so happy that you finished your chemo. Isnt that a great accomplishment???
Im not sure I would rush into removing your port. It can stay in for a long time if they flush it and they still may want labs drawn off and on. Guess its up to you andyour doc.
Congrats again
Hugs
Linda T -
dont have a portmlmjt1 said:Hi cajun
I am so happy that you finished your chemo. Isnt that a great accomplishment???
Im not sure I would rush into removing your port. It can stay in for a long time if they flush it and they still may want labs drawn off and on. Guess its up to you andyour doc.
Congrats again
Hugs
Linda T
dont have a port congratulations big time on finishing!!!!!
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