Skin Cancer - Melanoma Questions

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    • Lari
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    over 8 years ago
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    My husband is ending a year long treatment of interferon. Does anyone know about how long it will take before he starts to feel better?

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    • KRBaum
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    about 8 years ago
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    Can you recover from stage 3 or 4 malignant melanoma?

    My cancer has just spread to my lymph nodes, and I have scans next week to determine if the canc... Read More

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    • KRBaum
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    about 8 years ago
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    Has anyone had a lymph node dissection?

    If you've had a lymph node dissection, can you tell me what the recovery was like? I've heard m... Read More

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    • qtkitycat
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    almost 8 years ago
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    Help, my fiance was just diagnosed with stage iv cancer. His melanoma spread to his, lungs, testicle, kidney, liver, spleen and adrenal

    I need all the help we can get. Scared and don't know what to do.

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  5. almost 8 years ago
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    How much say have you let your loved one have during your cancer treatment?

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  6. almost 8 years ago
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    Has anyone heard of a connection between a fatty diet and skin cancer?

    I think all the time about what I should have been doing and maybe I wouldn't have gotten this.

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  7. over 7 years ago
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    The Job Search... after cancer

    To tell or not to tell what you were REALLY up to the years you weren't working...do they need t... Read More

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    • UpandUp
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    over 7 years ago
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    What do melanoma patients do when family takes trips to the beach for summer vacation? Having skin cancer changes your lifestyle.

    I can’t (and don’t want to) lay out in the sun like I used to, even if I am under an umbrella.

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    • UpandUp
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    about 7 years ago
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    Halloween, safe to go trick or treating with the kids?

    My blood work is good right now, I'm not showing signs of immune system being weak, but everyone... Read More

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  10. over 6 years ago
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    Have any of you ever donated your hair to have it made into wigs for cancer patients?

    I came across a program that Pantene has that you can cut your hair, at least 8" of it, and send... Read More

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    • UpandUp
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    over 6 years ago
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    My Doctor said something to me yesterday that made me really think. "Hope is a way of life, Hope is a choice".

    So I sat down and thought of all the things that give me hope. It's amazing how many things ther... Read More

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    • Dick_K
    • Question about Skin Cancer - Melanoma
    over 6 years ago
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    PD1 Approval

    Merck's PD1 drug, pembrolizumab, for use in patients with metastatic or unresectable melanoma ha... Read More

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