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Lost with no confirmation of NETs origin: Innumerable liver lesions
Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) | Last Active: Mar 31, 2023 | Replies (77)Comment receiving replies
Hats off to you doing 16 rounds of chemo. I’ve had 12 and have to take a break, I’m so weak I can barely climb the stairs to go to bed at night. Starting a maintenance program March.
Have you been able to eat? I can’t eat anything the last few weeks. I could eat fish chowder and cereal for a while but that won’t go down now either. Matallic taste in my mouth makes it impossible for me to eat.
Hopefully taking a break from the chemo will help.
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I saw that you were having trouble with eating most everything, my wife also with all the chemo (pills), nausea, etc., didn't have much of an appetite. She finally found a go-to that hopefully will help you to at least try. It's a simple one, but the ease of eating and different combos they have are Instant Oreda potatoes. Very easy to swallow, quite tasty she says, and the second item that help her was watermellon, as it help get back to regular bathroom visits without diareha or all clogged up from the chemo. Hope it helps you, let us know if it works?
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Hi
I make protein shake with
Protein powder yogurt banana
Peanut butter milk sometimes add couple strawberries
Soups chicken soup with lots is noodles add chicken or chicken dumplings you can buy frozen
Cabbage soup with meat on it
Vegetable soup
My dr said salty and hot tasting helps your taste
Also French toast with cinnamon and maple syrup
Bagel with melted cheese
Spaghetti and sauce
Trust me I dont feel like eating but have to for the sugar counts
Hope that helps a bit