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22 days agoHi again! I had a successful Y90 done 3/13/26 on a 3cm tumor. I had a 1cm tumor that disappeared and I was feeling good about that and trying to be positive, but my follow up MRI in July shows a 16mm tumor in the other lobe of my liver, and I am having a Microwave Ablation on that on 3/11. I am feeling really fatigued lately too. I had a successful Reverse Shoulder Replacement Surgery done on 7/6, and my shoulder doesn't hurt anymore, so that's good, right? I am just anxious to get this new tumor taken care of, because of the fatigue and lack of energy. All I feel like doing is sleeping!
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22 days agoFatigue is a common experience that many people face while managing liver cancer treatments and recovery from multiple procedures. It sounds like you're dealing with a lot right now - both physically with the upcoming ablation and emotionally with the anxiety that comes with treatment - and it's completely understandable that your energy levels would be affected. Many community members find it helpful to discuss these experiences with their healthcare team, as they can provide the best insight into what might be contributing to your fatigue and suggest ways to manage it during this time.
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19 days agoHi Debra B I fully understand what you went through with your reverse shoulder replacement as my wife has just had the same surgery August 5th. She really fatigued also. As for the Liver cancer my tumor was 19 centimeters at last count along with cirrhosis but I was told time is only what i can expect. I wish you well with your upcoming ablation Microwave and over all health. Hang in there. David P.
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