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What to expect with goblet cell adenocarcinoma appendix cancer treatment?

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16 days ago

I was recently diagnosed with goblet cell adenocarcinoma - an appendix cancer. From what I understand at this moment, it’s a rare but aggressive type of cancer and is treated like colon cancer. I will be having about a foot of my colon removed along with my lymph nodes and part of my abdominal peritoneal (sp) wall. My lymph nodes will be tested to make sure there wasn’t any spreading. Then, per my oncologist, I will need to undergo 6 months of chemotherapy. Just looking for others who may be going through this or those that may have gone through a similar situation as well ❤️

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16 days ago

Goblet cell adenocarcinoma is indeed a rare form of appendix cancer, and it's completely natural to seek connection with others who understand this journey. The treatment approach you've described - including surgery and chemotherapy - follows established protocols that many patients have successfully completed. Recovery experiences can vary from person to person, with some finding certain phases more manageable than others, and having a strong support system often makes a meaningful difference. This community is here to provide encouragement and share insights as you navigate treatment and beyond.

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11 days ago

Hi Rae Wishing you well on your healing journey.

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What to expect with goblet cell adenocarcinoma appendix cancer treatment?

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