Small Cell, Lung Cancer Experiences - Internal radiation

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  1. over 2 years ago
    Susanmcordeiro's Avatar

    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    Radiation burn and bad acid reflux

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    Painless Experience: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
    0 Comments
  2. almost 5 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    Felt like death reaching inside My body and tearing My soul out

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    Painless Experience: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
    0 Comments
    • Donna62
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    almost 7 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    5 weeks chest radiation. 2 weeks brain radiation

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    Painless Experience: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Disagree
    0 Comments
    • dkldeb
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    over 7 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    This was hard because it was daily first of all. Then it began changing my pallet. I lost 75 lbs. because food tasted weird, or I ...

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    Painless Experience: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
    0 Comments
    • Maryehkmlk
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Ca...
    over 7 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    Caused great exhaustion and when he received the 35 to his lungs the burns went from inside to blisters on his back. May I suggest ...

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    Painless Experience: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Side Effects: Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
    0 Comments
    • fulto11
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    over 8 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    Sept. 25, 2012 last day of radiation of spine. Ten days.Surgery was expected but told not needed. Radiation did it's job. Sept. 26th...

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    Painless Experience: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Agree
    0 Comments
    • sszafar29
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    over 8 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    Finished 40 on the lung,now doing 15 preventive on the brain

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    Painless Experience: Neutral/NA
    Minimal Side Effects: Neutral/NA
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Neutral/NA
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    • wheezer
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    over 3 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

    Painless Experience: Strongly Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Neutral/NA
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Agree
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    • sharon54
    • Experience with Small Cell, Lung Cancer
    over 8 years ago
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    Internal radiation

    Radiation

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

    Painless Experience: Agree
    Minimal Side Effects: Strongly Disagree
    Minimal Impact to Daily Life: Strongly Disagree
    0 Comments

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