How do I prepare for double chemo after uterine cancer diagnosis?

I have had a complete hysterectomy. I am now doing external radiation and when finished will do 5 sessions of internal radiation. I had no chemo

I had a complete hysterectomy and was supposed to have 6 chemotherapy treatments. But the pain was excruciating in my nerve endings (I have fibromyalgia), and the doctors stopped it after one treatment. I then had 25 external radiation treatments and 3 brachytherapy treatments. I had stage 1, 3b diagnosis, with p53 abnormalities. The surgeon found no metastasis afterwards, so the treatments were preventative. Just finished the last radiation; trying to get my stamina back, calm my abdominal distress, and keep my vagina patent due to scar tissue. It has been a long, long road; it is for all of us… Keep praying, and surround yourself with love and support. God speed… 🙏

I had a hysterectomy and lymph nodes removed by my aorta w one coming back w cancer. 6 chemo and immunotherapy treatments and am now on immunotherapy for 2 years. NED

I was diagnosed with Stage III, Grade B Endometrial cancer in August 2024. I had a complete hysterectomy, then six chemotherapy treatments with Taxol, Carboplatin and Keytruda. Those treatments were finished in February and now I am on Keytruda only until February 2026. I have had three clear scans so far and am lucky enough to have tolerated treatment well.

Yes. I had 2 chemos and keytruda 6 rounds 5 hours,each. Then proton beam therapy I see my oncologist Thursday to see what's next. Due to previous drs neglect to my complaints my cancer is back worse than b4.

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