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Does a change in CA19-9 indicate change in tumor?

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@tomrennie

Getting to maintenance can be a good thing. I have been there for over a year. I started off with a pnet that spread to my liver and a few other places. I didn't have options other than chemo CAPTEM. It saved my life. I now am on just capecitabine for maintenance.

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altc321 | @altc321 | Oct 25 12:25pm

Very interesting…. can you share what form of capecitabine (pill, dose and frequency, etc) you’re using. This may be something I would like to talk to my oncologist about when I get to the maintenance stage.
Many thanks and the best!

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hakanb | @hakanb | Oct 25 1:29pm

I am in the same situation, after 12 chemotherapies there is only a small piece left in the liver. Now 14 days, capacitabim, 1 week rest, 3 months like this, then I will have an MRI.

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