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5 months agoAnyone have experience with Lutathera treatments. I’ll be starting soon and I’m interested in hearing what to expect. Thanks.
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Starting a new treatment can bring up many questions and emotions. Many community members have shared their Lutathera experiences here, and connecting with others who understand this journey can provide valuable insights and support. Consider reaching out to fellow patients in this community who may be able to share their personal experiences with the treatment process.
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5 months agoIs this for adrenal cancer?
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5 months agoNo. This is for neuroendocrine cancer.
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5 months agoI just completed my four infusions with Lutathera. I would say I was slightly nauseated during my treatment but quickly went away with some anti nausea drugs. After wards 24 to 48 hours later I felt sluggish or uncomfortable, This feeling went away around day three/ four. If you don’t have an inversion to needles your will be fine. Both your arms will have iVS.
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5 months agoEric, That sounds really encouraging. Thank you very much for the information. Larry P.
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4 months agoHow are you both feeling now post-Lutathera? I am waiting to be scheduled for my first treatment because I have a lot of reactions to medications that most people don't experience. Thanks for any additional insight that you can provide.
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4 months agoI should have said that I'm nervous because I have a lot of drug reactions that most other people don't experience.
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2 months agoJust completed 8 months of Lutathera treatments, awaiting results with baited breath. Ask about Histotripsy
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2 months agoStarting a new treatment can bring up many questions and emotions. Many community members have shared their Lutathera experiences here, and connecting with others who understand this journey can provide valuable insights and support. Consider reaching out to fellow patients in this community who may be able to share their personal experiences with the treatment process.
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2 months agoThank you. I will. I know a little bit about Histotripsy because my husband had a liver transplant in late January. Prior to having the transplant, he was treated with Y-90 but we did inquire about Histotripsy. Thanks again. BTW, after multiple opinions, it was decided that I should wait to start lutathera and I was re-started on lanreotide shots every 28 days. I'm getting re-scanned in November so we'll see what my direction is.
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