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a month agoI'm 76 years old. In 2019, I had a hysterectomy for clear cell endometrial cancer, followed by chemo. Since then, it has metastasized to the paraorta and is now in my lungs. I just received my first chemo for the lungs on July 22nd. I'm getting ENHERTU. Last year, I had to have emergency laparoscopic surgery that left me with gastroparesis. I'm really struggling right now with foods I can eat. Is anyone else receiving the ENHERTU?
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a month agoManaging nutrition with gastroparesis while on chemotherapy can be quite challenging, and many people in the community have found success with smaller, more frequent meals and softer foods that are easier to digest. Consider connecting with your care team about working with a nutritionist who has experience with both gastroparesis and cancer treatment, as they can provide personalized guidance that takes both conditions into account.
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21 days agoI'm really sorry you are going through this! I'm 68, & just had a hysterectomy less than 2 weeks ago. I'm trying to wrap my head around why I have to start chemo, & immunotherapy, because there are still Cancer cells hiding somewhere. 😩
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a day agoI had clear cell uterine cancer as well. The only thing I could see that we did differently was after I had a full hysterectomy , followed by chemo, then I had five weeks of radiation, external beam.
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