How do you cope with extreme fatigue during stage 4 colon cancer?
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a month agoStage 4 metastatic colon cancer, 12 out of 28 lymph nodes have cancer, tumor found on abdominal wall (peritoneum) surgery removed all. Getting port put in next week, starting 2 chemos the following week. One in office the other is 5-FU Ill wear home for 2 days to be slowly released into my port. Start all over every other week. 6 months. SO TIRED!!!!
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a month agoExtreme fatigue is one of the most challenging aspects many people face when dealing with advanced cancer and treatment. Managing energy levels becomes especially important during chemotherapy cycles - some find that gentle movement when possible, staying hydrated, and accepting help with daily tasks can make a difference. This community has many members who understand what this exhaustion feels like, and sharing strategies that work can be incredibly valuable for everyone going through similar experiences.
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