What Stage Of Endometrial Cancer Were You Diagnosed With, And How Did It Affect Your Treatment Options?
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I was diagnosed with stage 4 and chemo didn’t work. The cancer had spread beyond the radiation area. So I went on Keytruda and Lenvima. I did have brain lesions that caused a seizure. They were radiated and I’m on anti seizure medication. The cancer seems to be shrinking or disappearing. I feel blessed that I’ve come this far. My surgery was November 2022 and uterus, ovaries and 7 lymph nodes were removed.
I was diagnosed with stage 1a endometrial cancer in June 2021. Had full hysterectomy but because it was a serous carcinoma, I neede 18 rounds of chemo plus about 28 rounds of radiation both pelvic and brachytherapy. So far I’m hanging in, and feeling ok just a bit anxious that the cancer doesn’t return
Stage 3C1 dedifferentiated endometrial adenocarcinoma
I’m overweight, I had PCOS, I took Clomid 5 years, I took Valsartan 10 years
Stage 4B in September 2023. Had total hysterectomy and 2 chemo rounds so far. I'm scheduled for 8. It metastasized to my pelvic lymph nodes and Omentum.
First stage 1 in 2016.
In 2018 was stage 4 , the cancer matastersized to my lungs: years of chemotherapy and more, ( procedures, Major surgery).
Stage 4 : years of chemotherapy treatments, Several procedures and a Major surgery had to be done due to some of the side effects.
I was diagnosed with stage two endometrial cancer. I have never smoked. I did not have children, and I think that is what caused it.
Stage 3 due to LVI and > 50% through the uterine wall. Oncologist recommends carboplatin/paclitaxel/Keytruda and brachytherapy but radiological oncologist recommends full pelvic radiation in addition to the chemo/immunotherapy.
Stage 3
Uterine 3A
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