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I had a chest cat scan this month that is still clear and has been since December 2011. I had been diagnosed with stage IV kidney cancer with mets to the lungs in april 2011. I have been on votrient since July 2011 and oncologist is now stopping the votrient and will repeat chest scan in 6 months. He is not totally convinced that the nodules were cancer to begin with. Although excited to come off the medication, I am a little nervous. Has anyone else been told this?
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Hello, glad to hear the good
Hello, glad to hear the good news of NED. However, if he wants to stop the meds, he should scan in 3 months, not six, just my opinion. He is not convinced that it was RCC? Why did he say that? Were the tests on the tumors inconclusive? I am a bit unsure what he means. In any case, have a happy medicine holiday, i know you will enjoy it! Keep us posted!! Hugs!
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The nodules were neverangec said:Hello, glad to hear the good
Hello, glad to hear the good news of NED. However, if he wants to stop the meds, he should scan in 3 months, not six, just my opinion. He is not convinced that it was RCC? Why did he say that? Were the tests on the tumors inconclusive? I am a bit unsure what he means. In any case, have a happy medicine holiday, i know you will enjoy it! Keep us posted!! Hugs!
The nodules were never biopsied. I had to change oncologists about a year ago.
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