How can I manage esophageal ulcers with stage 4 stomach cancer?

Good to hear you have a fighting spirit. A positive attitude and a good support network are also a big plus. I know nutrition is a struggle, I went from 178 to 128 lbs. now back up to 136 after surgery. There was an Aloe drink that was helpful while I was going through radiation and about everything else burned on the way down. Good luck and I do expect to hear good things.

Terry, your fighting spirit and determination to focus on quality of life while exploring all treatment options is truly inspiring to this community. Managing esophageal bleeding ulcers alongside advanced cancer treatment can be challenging, and many members here understand the impact that constant blood loss and pain can have on nutrition and overall strength. Community members often share experiences with various approaches their medical teams have used for similar complications, including medications to reduce stomach acid, protective coatings for ulcers, and nutritional support strategies that work alongside cancer treatment. Your oncology team will likely coordinate with gastroenterology specialists to address the bleeding while considering your upcoming treatment plan, as managing these symptoms together often leads to better outcomes than treating them separately.