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3 months agoHi my name is Hattie Breedlove,,I had endometrial stromal sarcoma in 2000 I had surgery in June of that year,,,in 2024 I had a mass removed from my pelvic it was endometrial stromal sarcoma a small amount did not spread .In may of this year I had a colonoscopy it came back non cancerous,,I've lost 20 pounds not knowing if it's from the surgery or from the medications I'm consuming..but it doesn't sit well with me ..but I won't complain just get a second opinion
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Weight changes after cancer surgery can happen for various reasons, and it's completely understandable to have concerns about unexpected weight loss. Getting a second opinion sounds like a wise approach, as healthcare providers can help determine whether the weight change is related to surgery, medications, or other factors. Many others in this community have navigated similar concerns after treatment, so sharing experiences here might provide additional support and insights.
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2 months agoWeight changes after cancer surgery can happen for various reasons, and it's completely understandable to have concerns about unexpected weight loss. Getting a second opinion sounds like a wise approach, as healthcare providers can help determine whether the weight change is related to surgery, medications, or other factors. Many others in this community have navigated similar concerns after treatment, so sharing experiences here might provide additional support and insights.
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