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Good newsLoveBabyJesus said:
I like to read news like this one. Congrats Cynthia! I was thinking of you recently and wanted to ask you some questions, since I was dx at 32 and would like to enjoy many more years like you. I pray you continue on this path and enjoy many more.
I posted a question for you, BTW.
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Congratulations. I have a question are you still on Faslodex shots? how long can someone stay on this medication? -
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TreatmentNew Flower said:Good news
Congratulations. I have a question are you still on Faslodex shots? how long can someone stay on this medication?
One stays on a drug, be it chemo or hormonal until it fails. Then one goes on to the next one.
Do you agree CC as this was really address to you.
Best,
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This question wasn'tNew Flower said:Good news
Congratulations. I have a question are you still on Faslodex shots? how long can someone stay on this medication?
This question wasn't addressed to me either...but it has been true for me that I stay on a drug (mine have all been chemos) until it stops working. Then we change and try another drug. In my case blood tests/tumor markers aren't reliable, so I get a CT scan every couple of months. If there is growth, we change drugs.
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I am still on faslodex and ISIROD said:Treatment
One stays on a drug, be it chemo or hormonal until it fails. Then one goes on to the next one.
Do you agree CC as this was really address to you.
Best,
Doris
I am still on faslodex and I believe I will stay on it until it either fails or I can't tolerate it. That is my understanding also. -
I guess I am still LearningGabe N Abby Mom said:This question wasn't
This question wasn't addressed to me either...but it has been true for me that I stay on a drug (mine have all been chemos) until it stops working. Then we change and try another drug. In my case blood tests/tumor markers aren't reliable, so I get a CT scan every couple of months. If there is growth, we change drugs.
Hugs,
Linda
Thank you
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