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nodes shrunk but not gone
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I am wishing you the best onHoping2bcured said:Hi,
Hi,
I see him on Tuesday. Is there no other option? Another treatment cycle maybe?
I am wishing you the best on your visit. I think that if it comes to it (they may still have you wait longer), surgery probably woudl be the best next option. I don't think the area can take much more radiation. But hopefully it will still resolve itself without that need. Good luck and let us know what they tell you.
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Hi There,feckcancer said:i think radiation keeps on
i think radiation keeps on working for 6-9 months after finishing treatment. hope all goes well at your appointment
Hi There,
My tumour is gone and I was told the lymph nodes are ok so next follow up in 3 months and MRI in 6 months. I put myself through hell trying to understand the MRI. Word of advice to others..and I know its very hard to do- stay off my chart and wait until you hear what the docs have to say.
Thanks for responding to me. I'll stay in touch.
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If you are on my chart, areHoping2bcured said:Hi There,
Hi There,
My tumour is gone and I was told the lymph nodes are ok so next follow up in 3 months and MRI in 6 months. I put myself through hell trying to understand the MRI. Word of advice to others..and I know its very hard to do- stay off my chart and wait until you hear what the docs have to say.
Thanks for responding to me. I'll stay in touch.
If you are on my chart, are you treating at USCF or UC Davis? My doctor was Dr. Van Loon and she is awesome!
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OK. I thought it was just aHoping2bcured said:Actually I'm in Toronto
Actually I'm in Toronto Canada. Treatment from Dr Shun Wong at the Odette Cancer Centre, Sunnybrook Hospital.
OK. I thought it was just a University of California program.
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Stay strong, be patient
I had a similar situation - one of my inguinal nodes showed activity on my 3 month CT Scan. The oncologist told me not to worry - it's not at all uncommon, and the radiation continues to "do it's thing" for at least 6 months post-treatment.
In my 6 month scan, that node was "clean".
I was very anxious after the 3 month visit... I imagine you are as well. What you're going through is not unusual, and I wish you the best possible outcome.
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