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How do others handle pT4a with visceral peritoneum metastasis?

KB

Community Member

4 days ago

Hi there, everyone! I’m newly-diagnosed and have gone through a colectomy surgery of the splenic flexure in August, then had my first round of FOLFOX chemo this week. I am so happy to be here amongst friends that are having the same experiences as myself! My diagnosis is pT4a with metastasis to the visceral peritoneum. I have no obvious metastasis to any other organs in my body at this time. I’m wondering if anyone else here has had the same diagnosis and, if so, what has your experience been like?

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What's causing early-onset colorectal cancer rates to rise?

OC

Community Member

12 days ago

Are you at risk for early-onset colorectal cancer? Learn about the rising trends in 2026, key symptoms to watch for, and when to schedule your screening. https://outcomes4me.com/cancer-topic/colorectal-cancer/colorectal-cancer-under-50-why-rates-are-rising-and-what-to-watch-for/

Colorectal cancer under 50: Why rates are rising and what to watch for

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Colorectal cancer under 50: Why rates are rising and what to watch for

Are you at risk for early-onset colorectal cancer? Learn about the rising trends in 2026, key symptoms to watch for, and when to schedule your screening.

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How do chemo pills compare to other treatments for colorectal cancer?

LC

Community Member

a day ago

Has anyone had chemo pills for their colorectal cancer stage three or IV which would be better I’ve had the pills I just wonder what difference they are

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How Does MSI-H Status Change Colorectal Cancer Treatment?

OC

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a month ago

Discover why MSI-H status is a game changer for colorectal cancer treatment. Learn how immunotherapy, like checkpoint inhibitors, improves outcomes for patients. https://outcomes4me.com/cancer-topic/metastatic-colorectal-cancer-treatment/why-your-msi-h-status-is-essential-for-colorectal-care/

Why your MSI-H status is essential for colorectal care

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Why your MSI-H status is essential for colorectal care

Discover why MSI-H status is a game changer for colorectal cancer treatment. Learn how immunotherapy, like checkpoint inhibitors, improves outcomes for patients.

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Does Mamma Bear cream help with chemo foot pain?

SM

Community Member

a month ago

Has anyone had success using The Mamma Bear cream on your feet to help with the shock pain associated with plantium based chemotherapy ?

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