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What are the best way to fight side effects, cisplatin, nausea fatigue
Head & Neck Cancer | Last Active: 15 hours ago | Replies (7)Comment receiving replies
Thank you Lizzy. That was a lot of typing.
If I hadn't already started treatment and wasn't a 8 hours drive away I would be
knocking on MSKs door to sign up.
The criteria is perfect for my case.
But I am glad to see some of these larger cancer centers are starting to offer this approach to HPV P16+ oropharyngeal patients.
I've seen HPV+ studies and trials going back 10 years or more and a large % (85) of these cancers are non hypoxic.
The hypoxic tumors are more difficult to treat.
Looks like I'll start my own trial , stop radiation after 15-18 treatments and see where I end up after a few months .
Good luck to you ! How long has your husband been out of treatment ? Remission results yet ?
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Thank you justwow for your post above. I see now I was mistaken who posted it.
Think I'm still coming down from all the dexamethasone I had over the course of 2 weeks in chemo so bare with me.
Plus I'm new here still getting use to the forum navigation with a few different threads running on head and neck issues.