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4 days agoMy doctor is discussing next steps after my lung cancer surgery and mentioned two main options: additional surgery (re-resection) to remove any remaining cancer tissue, or drug treatments like chemotherapy or targeted therapy such as Tagrisso (osimertinib) for certain genetic mutations. The choice depends on my surgical results, tumor characteristics, and overall health. I'm trying to understand what to expect with either path and would love to hear from others who faced similar decisions. • If you had re-resection or adjuvant therapy after lung cancer surgery, what was your experience like? • What questions do you wish you had asked your doctor when making this decision?
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4 days agoThis is such an important decision point in your treatment journey, and it's completely understandable to want to hear from others who've walked this path. Both re-resection and adjuvant therapies like chemotherapy or targeted treatments have helped many patients in similar situations, and connecting with community members who've experienced these options firsthand can provide valuable insights beyond what medical teams share. Asking about recovery timelines, side effect management, and how each option affected daily life are often helpful questions that can guide your discussions with your care team.
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