Jun 5, 2022 06:17PM nopink2019 wrote:
Yes, I've been using a home oximeter to track. Short walks help.
Posted on: Jan 6, 2012 08:53AM - edited Oct 12, 2013 07:32AM by bhd1
Posted on: Jan 6, 2012 08:53AM - edited Oct 12, 2013 07:32AM by bhd1
bhd1 wrote:
hello. i got scan rusults yesterday. looks like abraxane is not working, since cancer is spreading. i am going on navelbine now. any words of encouragement? thanks. i am new to the boards, happy to find you all
barb
Jun 5, 2022 06:17PM nopink2019 wrote:
Yes, I've been using a home oximeter to track. Short walks help.
Jun 27, 2022 03:33PM nicolerod wrote:
I have my first met in the lung. Its very tiny but I would like to know if there is any treatment for lung mets? Like Rads etc?? (besides surgery)
Jun 28, 2022 02:39AM bright55 wrote:
Hi Nicolerod
Not usual for surgery or rads
watch and see approach
I only have lung mets and still stable
no breathing issues
Have changed anti hormone type now on faslodex n kisquali for past three years
All the best
Bright in hope
Jun 28, 2022 08:07AM susaninsf wrote:
Nicole,
I think it depends on your lung met situation. When I was first diagnosed, I had a 4cm mass and multiple nodules in my right lung. I had the large mass radiated back then and it seems mostly necrotic. The smaller nodules in both lungs at this point are too numerous to radiate. I did, however, recently zap a lung tumor that was pushing against and eroding a few of my lower right ribs. I have known people who have had successful lung resections but don't know anyone who has done it recently. Unike your liver, your lung will not grow back if a section is removed. I have also heard that lung resection is horribly painful.
Since you just have one tiny lung met, it may go away with systemic treatment. Hoping this will be the case for you!
Hugs, Susan