Fatigue
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fatigue with rcc
I also suffer from cronic fatigue. Was diagnosed with renal cancer ( chromophobe)in both kidneys in 2015. I had a parcial nephrectomy of the right kidney in May of 2015 (was told would be about 3 hours and was in OR for 8 and a 1/2 hours). Have mri's every 3 months. Still cancer free in right kidney but left kidney the cancer continues to grow.Said they don't want to do anything with the left kidney until they absolutly have too in case it returns in my right kidney.Medical report says cronic stage 3 rcc. I only take meds (3 diferent inhalers for copd as there are honeycomb cyst and holes in my lungs) and high bloodpressure med for secondary hypertension. I take care of my mother who is a cancer survivor from breast cancer and stage 4 non hodgekins lynphoma, and a few months ago had a stroke and now demetia. So I don't take any kind of pain meds as I must be alert to care for her. I also had total reversal shoulder replacement of the right and left shoulders in 2014 which resulted in pemanent nerve damage in right arm.(constantly feels like it's asleep).Recently had mri for back and found that I also have severe spinal stenosis in 3 separate areas in my spine for which I had surgery for the one one area in my neck.The mri also showed I have a cyst in my brain posterior fossa which may be why I have frequent severe haedaces.So yes I fight fatigue every day and peolple just don't seem to get it.I do belive most of it is from the rcc as that's when it started.
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repaid said:
fatigue with rcc
I also suffer from cronic fatigue. Was diagnosed with renal cancer ( chromophobe)in both kidneys in 2015. I had a parcial nephrectomy of the right kidney in May of 2015 (was told would be about 3 hours and was in OR for 8 and a 1/2 hours). Have mri's every 3 months. Still cancer free in right kidney but left kidney the cancer continues to grow.Said they don't want to do anything with the left kidney until they absolutly have too in case it returns in my right kidney.Medical report says cronic stage 3 rcc. I only take meds (3 diferent inhalers for copd as there are honeycomb cyst and holes in my lungs) and high bloodpressure med for secondary hypertension. I take care of my mother who is a cancer survivor from breast cancer and stage 4 non hodgekins lynphoma, and a few months ago had a stroke and now demetia. So I don't take any kind of pain meds as I must be alert to care for her. I also had total reversal shoulder replacement of the right and left shoulders in 2014 which resulted in pemanent nerve damage in right arm.(constantly feels like it's asleep).Recently had mri for back and found that I also have severe spinal stenosis in 3 separate areas in my spine for which I had surgery for the one one area in my neck.The mri also showed I have a cyst in my brain posterior fossa which may be why I have frequent severe haedaces.So yes I fight fatigue every day and peolple just don't seem to get it.I do belive most of it is from the rcc as that's when it started.
Repaid, so sorry for ALL you and your mother are going through. WOW! Enuff!
You'll both be in my thoughts and prayers.
May things start to improve for you!
hugs of healing and care!
Jan
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Thank youJan4you said:Repaid, so sorry for ALL you and your mother are going through. WOW! Enuff!
You'll both be in my thoughts and prayers.
May things start to improve for you!
hugs of healing and care!
Jan
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