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Atypical Lung NET treated with radiation: What was your outcome?

Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) | Last Active: May 4 8:07pm | Replies (29)
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@woundedwarrior1969

After rangaling for a year between removing my left and living with tumors(3, 1 calcified), I've had since Vietnam, I've opted for a radiation my oncologist describes as a flashlight. If anyone could further enlighten me on they're experience, thank you.

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ce1b | @ce1b | Jan 28 7:52am

I had SRBT radiation.. this along with the chemotherapy reduced my tumor sizes by half. The SBRT was a pinpoint targeting therapy that reduces the damage to the surrounding cells.
Fatigue, dizziness, and constipation were the main side effects that I experienced.

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