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My husband is coming up on his three month check-up for neuroendocrine carcinoma. He is on Sandostatin now. Has been …
Carcinoid syndrome refers to the array of symptoms that occur secondary to carcinoid tumors. Carcinoid tumors are discrete, yellow, well-circumscribed tumors that can occur anywher...


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My husband, Charlie, and I visited his oncologist at H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center in April. The cancer drug, Sandostatin, is no longer working and Charlie's tumors in his liver are growing. The oncologist said at this point the tumors are inoperable (too diffuse) and incurable.
He said that we could buy some time, if Charlie wanted to try an experimental chemotherapy regimen. Charlie agreed. Its two weeks of Zeloda and five days of Temador. Then he is off the chemo for two weeks. He would not give us a prognosis. Charlie and I are really struggling with this. It has been difficult to try to come to some sort of acceptance of the situation while remaining optimistic and hopeful Posted on 05/17/08, 11:05 am |
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My husband has neuroendocrine tumors and is on temador as well. It seems to be working although it is tough on him. Keep positive, we are trying. Email me and we will talk.
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My husband is coming up on his three month check-up for neuroendocrine carcinoma. He is on Sandostatin now. Has been …
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So is there really nothing they can do for carcinoid cancer because it is so slow growing??