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Liver cancer patients in Chiang Mai


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I am a 77 year old liver cancer patient living in Chiang Mai. I would like to meet up with similar liver patients in Chiang Mai for a drink.

I would like to exchange information how your doctor treats you, what medications you receive, how you go about your daily life.

Liver patients in Chiang Mai who are interested to meet please send me a message.

Posted

You have liver cancer and you want to meet up with people in the same situation for a DRINK,

hope you mean orange juice.

regards worgeordie

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likeminded cancer patients in Chiang Mai, please note:

 

if you recognize any or all of these medical terms, have personal first-hand knowledge and experience with these terms, and would like to privately share your diagnosis and treatment details with others by email, please send me a message.

 

here are the medical terms:

 

neuroendocrine tumor (NET), NET cancer, Carcinoid Syndrome,

Somatostatin Analog, Sandostatin, Octreotide

Gallium Dotatare, Ga68

Lanreotide, Somatuline

Peptide Receptor Radionuclide Thereapy (PRRT), Lutathera

 

Thank you.

 

Posted (edited)

You guys tried Meetup.com?  You may reach a wider audience.

 

Full disclosure- I have no association with meetup, nor any affiliations.

 

On topic, I just had a routine abdominal CT scan and they found a 3-5mm cyst on my liver.  Doc says not to worry (but follow up annually), but I don't trust BKK doctors' diagnosis since my 4x bypass debacle.

 

Any words of advice here in the land of uncooked fish?

 

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1 hour ago, impulse said:

 

On topic, I just had a routine abdominal CT scan and they found a 3-5mm cyst on my liver.  Doc says not to worry (but follow up annually), but I don't trust BKK doctors' diagnosis since my 4x bypass debacle.

 

Any words of advice here in the land of uncooked fish?

 

Top Singapore doctor told me the same thing about a similar cyst every year for about 3 years.  Since there was no change in the size of it, he switched to follow up CT scan every 2 years.  Eight years now still no change.  

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