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Ways to control hypoglycemia caused by insulinoma in pancreas?

Neuroendocrine Tumors (NETs) | Last Active: Jan 5 6:02am | Replies (42)
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Hello @bnjncrew

I hope that your husband is doing well with his PRRT treatments. We have a few discussions on this topic which you might find helpful. Here are the links

--Interested in Hearing Other Peoples' Experiences with PRRT.
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/prrt-treatment/
--Questions about Blood Test Results After PRRT Treatment
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/post-prrt-blood-tests/

Please feel free to read the posts in these discussions and ask questions of the members. Many have had good experiences with PRRT and will be happy to share with you.

When was your husband's first treatment? How is he feeling? Any side-effects that were unexpected?

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bnjncrew | @bnjncrew | Jan 4 6:08pm

He had his first 6 days ago. Has had some stomach upset on and off and very tired. He has been on Everolimus since his Cap/Tem treatment stopped working late October so this is helping with the sugars. Today was his best day in a week so staying optimistic. They gave him his Octreotide shot after the treatment. One down , three to go.

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