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Treatments after Immunotherapy
Now I am without treatment and my doctors propose
Axitinib
or participate in a trial of Votrient, which is not yet approved for the use of patients who have done immunotherapy. Is anyone in one of these programs? Has anyone used
Axitinib
and Votrient and which of them has been more toxic?
Now I am without treatment and my doctors propose
Axitinib
or participate in a trial of Votrient, which is not yet approved for the use of patients who have done immunotherapy. Is anyone in one of these programs? Has anyone used
Axitinib
and Votrient and which of them has been more toxic?
Adenocarcinoma of Lung
Hi ! I’m new to this . My husband was diagnosed with metastatic adenocarcinoma of lung cancer (T4N3M1A) last month. He is on Afatinib the last two weeks but he is suffering from all three blowup of the side affects in the first week , mouth sore/ ulcers , , diarrhoea, face n chest rashes. Has been in
Hi ! I’m new to this . My husband was diagnosed with metastatic adenocarcinoma of lung cancer (T4N3M1A) last month. He is on Afatinib the last two weeks but he is suffering from all three blowup of the side affects in the first week , mouth sore/ ulcers , , diarrhoea, face n chest rashes. Has been in
Target Therapy for NSCLC stage 3 with EGFR mutation ?
My husband recently had results confirming the re-occurrence of his lung cancer. As a second line treatment he is being offered a target treatment. His oncologist is trying to get a new treatment funded for him called Dacomitinib. Is anyone using this new drug, and if so how is it going so far? We have
My husband recently had results confirming the re-occurrence of his lung cancer. As a second line treatment he is being offered a target treatment. His oncologist is trying to get a new treatment funded for him called Dacomitinib. Is anyone using this new drug, and if so how is it going so far? We have
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Afatinib
I’m just wondering if anyone can give some experienced advice. My mum has been taking Afatinib for her lung cancer on a 20mg dose. The tablet has been doing its job, however my mums eyes have been very sore, should already suffers with dry eyes. My question is how she should be handling rest periods
I’m just wondering if anyone can give some experienced advice. My mum has been taking Afatinib for her lung cancer on a 20mg dose. The tablet has been doing its job, however my mums eyes have been very sore, should already suffers with dry eyes. My question is how she should be handling rest periods
Afatanib side effects
Hi All My 71yo mother in law was recently diagnosed with adenocarcinoma stage 4. She was fit with very little symptoms. She has been taking Afatinib for 10 days now and is really struggling with side effects. She has diahorrea several times a day, acne rash on upper body particularly bad on her scalp
Hi All My 71yo mother in law was recently diagnosed with adenocarcinoma stage 4. She was fit with very little symptoms. She has been taking Afatinib for 10 days now and is really struggling with side effects. She has diahorrea several times a day, acne rash on upper body particularly bad on her scalp
News from the FDA: the indication for a drug targeting EGFR is expanded to uncommon mutations
The FDA has expanded the indication for afatinib (Gilotrif) to include the treatment of patients with metastatic non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) whose tumors have uncommon EGFR alterations in L861Q, G719X, and/or S768I. http://www.onclive.com/web-exclusives/fda-expands-afatinibs-approval-for-lung-cancer
The FDA has expanded the indication for afatinib (Gilotrif) to include the treatment of patients with metastatic non–small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) whose tumors have uncommon EGFR alterations in L861Q, G719X, and/or S768I. http://www.onclive.com/web-exclusives/fda-expands-afatinibs-approval-for-lung-cancer
Growing fatigue and getting no answers
Hi am stage IV adenocarcinoma diagnosed August 2014, been on afatinib 20 mg all this time. Fortunately still here but the last 6 months have seen not a change in tumour size as per scans. However last 6 months has seen fatigue, mixing up words, needing to walk with stick, balance issues. According to
Hi am stage IV adenocarcinoma diagnosed August 2014, been on afatinib 20 mg all this time. Fortunately still here but the last 6 months have seen not a change in tumour size as per scans. However last 6 months has seen fatigue, mixing up words, needing to walk with stick, balance issues. According to
NSCLC EDFR Migration Stage 4 LC at 37.
Hi guys. I'm Adam, I was diagnosed last April at the age of 37 with Stage 4 Lung Cancer which had spread to my spine. It was caught on an X-ray of my throat completely unrelated to the cancer. As a lifetime non-smoker it was a complete shock (and still is). Turns out it was due to DNA mutation). Ive
Hi guys. I'm Adam, I was diagnosed last April at the age of 37 with Stage 4 Lung Cancer which had spread to my spine. It was caught on an X-ray of my throat completely unrelated to the cancer. As a lifetime non-smoker it was a complete shock (and still is). Turns out it was due to DNA mutation). Ive
Gilotrif/Afatinib
52 years old and have stage 4 lung cancer. I am EGFR positive and have been taking gilotrif/ Afatinib for almost 2 months now. I was wondering if there is anyone out there on this drug and is it working? I will have scans again on the 17th. Of this month. I try and stay positive.
52 years old and have stage 4 lung cancer. I am EGFR positive and have been taking gilotrif/ Afatinib for almost 2 months now. I was wondering if there is anyone out there on this drug and is it working? I will have scans again on the 17th. Of this month. I try and stay positive.
any supporters in Bristol
I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it would be good to link up ? x
I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it would be good to link up ? x
any supporters in Bristol ?
I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it would be good to link up ? x
I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it would be good to link up ? x
any supporters in Bristol ?
TraClo Posted by TraClo 15 Nov 2016 3:11 PM I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it
TraClo Posted by TraClo 15 Nov 2016 3:11 PM I was wondering whether there is any one using this site who are on the targeted therapy Afatinib (Giotrif) in the Bristol area- or are supporter or partner of any one on this drug or any other therapy for lung or other terminal cancer? it
Has anyone had any experience of Afatinib?
In order to support a submission to the Scottish medicines consortium (SMC) for the availability of Afatinib (Gilotrif) which is a targeted (biological) therapy it would be helpful to hear from anyone that may have experience of it either through your Consultant or as part of a clinical trial
In order to support a submission to the Scottish medicines consortium (SMC) for the availability of Afatinib (Gilotrif) which is a targeted (biological) therapy it would be helpful to hear from anyone that may have experience of it either through your Consultant or as part of a clinical trial
Just a quick update
I have just had my latest scan results, much earlier than expected. My November scan showed progression of the main tumour. It had gone from 11cms to collapsed and immeasurable in 8 months, this had remained so for another year. Then November showed it was 2cms x 3mm. We didn't know how long it had taken
I have just had my latest scan results, much earlier than expected. My November scan showed progression of the main tumour. It had gone from 11cms to collapsed and immeasurable in 8 months, this had remained so for another year. Then November showed it was 2cms x 3mm. We didn't know how long it had taken
Not the news I wanted to hear :((
Just returned from my oncology appointment, the one I have been waiting for to get the results of my latest CT scan. Not the best of news....I have some tumour progression. I knew It would happen eventually and did expect it as I've been coughing for the last 3 weeks but still it was a shock. I've been
Just returned from my oncology appointment, the one I have been waiting for to get the results of my latest CT scan. Not the best of news....I have some tumour progression. I knew It would happen eventually and did expect it as I've been coughing for the last 3 weeks but still it was a shock. I've been
Update from lung cancer study day and other things :)
Not written a post myself for a while although I always try to answer other posts and give some hope to others in a similar position to myself. I have had a very busy few weeks since coming back from the USA. We now have our support group up and running, our first 'official' meeting in 26th October
Not written a post myself for a while although I always try to answer other posts and give some hope to others in a similar position to myself. I have had a very busy few weeks since coming back from the USA. We now have our support group up and running, our first 'official' meeting in 26th October
Day 2 of taking Afatinib
My partner was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer (nsclc) in June 2009. He has had Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy & Tarceva. It has now spread to the spleen & he goes for a bone scan next week as they think it has also spread to his bones.He started taking the new unlicensed drug Afatinib yesterday & so
My partner was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer (nsclc) in June 2009. He has had Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy & Tarceva. It has now spread to the spleen & he goes for a bone scan next week as they think it has also spread to his bones.He started taking the new unlicensed drug Afatinib yesterday & so
Does anyone know anybody who has been offered a new drug called Afatinib? My partner has been offered this as Tarceva has stopped working.
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