Has anyone tried Panitumumab (P-mab)? Looking for experiences

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I think that’s Keytruda. I’ve been taking it for 2 years and I am now NED. I did have lots of side effects and had to take steroids but immunotherapy along with becoming a vegan really helped me. I have stage 4 MSI HIGH Colon Cancer but I am now NED

Many thanks, Marcia, for responding and sharing your positive experience, which left me feeling pretty hopeful. Congratulations on your NED status -- that's wonderful!!! You're so fortunate that Keytruda clicked with you. Incredible! Wow! The drug I was referring to is called panitumumab. I decided to stick with my current oncologist. I have an MRI next week, which will determine what kind of surgery will happen to deal with my liver metastasis. Various options, with the HAIP being the best. Depending how the surgery goes, maybe there'll be some immunotherapy as part of the long term treatment plan. Despite how much I want to know every step of the plan now, I've been told to stick to the one-step-at-a-time plan. Sooo hard! Fingers crossed. Hope you'll check in here again. I could use another dose of your positivity! Be well, Marcia -- Alison