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I was diagnosed with endometrial adenocarcinoma in 2007. My gyn called to tell me that he wanted to refer me to the local gyn/onc team. He told me that when cancer is present he always refers to gyn/onc for surgery because that surgery involves tissue that only a gyn/onc has the ability to remove: uterus, tubes, ovaries, 29 lymph glands, omentum. All of these were removed by my gyn/onc in a 4 hour surgery. The lab reported cancer in uterus and in 11 of the lymph glands. I had 3 rounds of high dose chemo, 25 days of radiation, 3 internal radiation, and 3 more rounds of chemo. I saw my doctor every three months for a couple of years, then every 6 months for three more years and once a year until my 10 years were completed. It is now 14 years and no more evidence of cancer.

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I am so glad I found this post, it gives me some hope with my third round of chemo tomorrow,
and will be starting the 25 rounds of radiation soon after, then 2 brachy, and 3 rounds of chemo follow-up, were yours the same strength as the first three chemo??? Wish it was less severe I get bad bone pain starting at day 3 & 4 and everything gets better around week later. Constipation till day 3 & 4. Hoping this time will be better. But, am more hopefully this is the way to go. Thank You for your post.