Diet or food source for blood health would be a great topic. I know the vitamin Bs are critical!

Hello @paula21, Your feedback is so very much appreciated. Hope you're feeling well. You were at a great CA 125 marker level as well. I think, stress, hormones, pain and even inflammation could cause it to rise.
Initially, surgery (in April 2023) removed 98% of my endomentrial cancer tumor, but it metastasized, resulting in the advanced stage IVB. I'm was deemed a good dMMR candidate for Keytruda Carboplatin and Paclitaxel, which I just completed a week ago (September 2023), six cycles, every three weeks; although, they kept reducing the Paclitaxel after the second cycle due to neuropathy symptoms. The next step for me is the 400mg of Keytruda every six weeks for a year. Since the drug was only approved in March 2023 for use in endomentrial cancer patients, I was hoing to find more patients who are on Keytruda alone for up to the two years, as recommended by the FDA, but there's not much information out there, and the little that I have found from patients was negative and/or outdated. That being said may you continue to eat well enough to stay healthy and less dependent on drugs to do, if necessary. Calcium, Vit B (complex) taken with Iron, Vitamin C etc. seem to be critical, so I will take your advice and start a consult with a nutritionist. (I had two rounds of iron infusion added the last two chemo cycles to aid anemia.) I currently take Be Kind Women's Supplement and drink a pack Airborne once a month. Hoping to find more responses from patients who are on Keytruda solely as a maintenance drug so all of us on the same plight to benefit. In the meantime, this forum has been extremely helpful! Stay well! Much love! 💞