Endometrial SEROUS carcinoma

I am DEFINITELY no expert and I feel like this is somewhat of a guessing game but now that I have more positive news, I want to comment on the Fenbendazole/Ivermectin. I started this thread on page 1 having endometrial serious carcinoma and have also inquired about the self meds. I found out about the Fenben/Ivm when I had my first recurrence and was receiving radiation. I also was interested but too afraid it might interfere with the medical treatment I was receiving. I completed radiation and had a clear scan after. Cancer returned in the same place, retroperitoneal lymph nodes. I was given immunotherapy, Keytruda with Lenvima pill. I had quite a few bad reactions to the Lenvima then had another PET scan in Sept 2024. That's when I got dire results that the cancer has spread to another area. My oncologist told me "It's not looking good. The immunotherapy is not working so we're gonna stop that. We're running out of options. I don't have a trial for you and we might want to start looking into your medical directives" but she did want me to do chemo again as a treatment and this is where I decided I was gonna try the Fenben/Ivm. I started taking it the end of September and am currently undergoing chemo and taking Fenbendazole 5x/week and Ivm once/week and one day off. I was put in contact with a man in Oklahoma who is willing to talk to anyone about his story of being sent home to die after immunotherapy which did not work for him and that is the plan he followed and is cancer free now. I had a PET scan this month, Dec 9 2024, and it showed that where the cancer had spread to, had resolved and the lymph nodes where it keeps returning are "persistent yet improved". Now I have no way of knowing if that's due to the chemo, or the Dostarlimab (they added that to my regimen after I saw it had been approved for my type cancer ON HERE and asked about it, I've had 4 chemo treatments and 2 Dostarlimab), or the Fenben/Ivm but I'm gonna keep taking them. I don't feel like I am qualified to tell anyone else what to do but I just want to share my experience to date.

I have been told the oncologist could drop you as a patient if they know you're self medicating so I have not told mine but since these meds are not FDA approved, they will tell you not to take them. I do take a couple of other things to protect the liver if anyone wants more details. Nothing has shown up in blood work that has made them suspicious to ask me about. I have an aunt with ovarian cancer that takes Ivermectin every day that's why I say it's a guessing game. I struggled over which to take and what combination and I decided to take the majority of Fenben but who really knows? The Fenbendazole you can get in a pill form on Amazon. Ivermectin, in a pill, you are supposed to have a prescription for but you can get it. My aunt helped me with that. I hope everyone had a nice Christmas. Prayers for all!