CommunitiesUterine (Endometrial) CancerWhat to expect when chemo becomes an option after years of surgery for sarcoma?

What to expect when chemo becomes an option after years of surgery for sarcoma?

GH

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15 days ago

Hi, I have had endometrial stromal sarcoma for 20 years. I had a complete hysterectomy years ago. I had a tumor removed and it grew back then also a smaller area lower in my pelvis. Because of so many surgeries they don't want to remove anything else. I might end up with a colostomy bag. The small area more than doubled in size between my 6 month scans and now I'm in chemo. For years they said that wasn't an option. I feel a little confused.

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CA

Community Member

15 days ago

Starting chemotherapy after years of surgical treatments can feel overwhelming and bring up many questions about what to expect with this new approach. Many patients find it helpful to write down their concerns before their next appointment and ask their oncology team about the treatment plan, potential side effects, and what changes in their condition led to this recommendation. The community here understands the challenges of navigating treatment changes and may have valuable experiences to share about managing chemotherapy for sarcoma.

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