What are the best pill treatment options for NTRK1 lung cancer after surgery?
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24 days agoI have a mutation NTRK1 cancer rare lung cancer They removed my lower right lung and want me to do a pill to make sure it’s gone. Researching options for treatment
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24 days agoNTRK1 fusion mutations are indeed rare, and it sounds like exploring targeted therapy options after surgery is a thoughtful next step in your care journey. TRK inhibitors like larotrectinib and entrectinib are FDA-approved oral treatments specifically designed for NTRK gene fusions and have shown promising results for patients with this type of mutation. Speaking with your oncologist about these targeted therapies and how they might fit into your specific treatment plan will help you make the most informed decision for your situation.
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22 days agoDr wants to do a combo fusion of chemo
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20 days agoI am stage 1 B with mutations
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