Hi all. Title explains it all. I have been seeing conflicting data (well not super hard evidence since they aren’t from trials). Any opinions on this? I used to take probiotic pills while on Keytruda but stopped them now. My response on Keytruda has been splendid. Now just loading up on “natural” pr...

I am MSI-H as well. Did FOLFOX + Erbitux as well as FOLFIRI as adjuvant chemo after surgeries. Had recurrences after both. After that I was put on Keytruda and I am about to hit my 2 year mark on the drug. I have been NED for almost the whole time on immunotherapy. I know it’s useless to think abou...

Hi all. Been gone for a while. Chemo took it's toll. As an update I have finished 4 rounds of chemo after a single dose of Keytruda in early December. Latest PET-CT showed almost all tumors (liver, nodes) have shrunk and are metabolically inactive save for one node (peripancreatic) which still has ...

Hello, could those who have been on keytruda or mono immunotherapies of the like please chime in with your experiences based on the following?: colon cancer was diagnosed about 4 years ago, surgery to remove the mass and total colectomy was performed followed by 6 months of folfox and was NED for l...

Trevor, best of luck on your immuno. Hope it works as well for you as it has for me.

Updating my own thread: On my 2nd to the last dose of Keytruda as standard dosing (200mg every 3-4 weeks). I saw my oncologist in Singapore (I have 2 for multiple opinions) and he suggested that I stop treatment completely at the 2 year mark since that’s what he does with his other patients in compl...

I am MSI-H as well. Did FOLFOX + Erbitux as well as FOLFIRI as adjuvant chemo after surgeries. Had recurrences after both. After that I was put on Keytruda and I am about to hit my 2 year mark on the drug. I have been NED for almost the whole time on immunotherapy. I know it’s useless to think about...

I’ve had 2 since my initial diagnosis and surgery in 2014. I am NED now. Don’t lose hope.

Yes. I had a good result on Keytruda. See my sig below.

henry123 wrote:https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03631641

A clinical trial for maintenance/prevention dose of Nivolumab for Lynch Syndrome patients.
They are giving it for 2 years every 3 months.

This is interesting. Thanks. Does anyone know the science behind the 3 month interval dosing?

Hi. I read your post and I just thought I’d chime in. The bottomline is there is no real clinical evidence that hyperthermia works. I have explored that option as well as many other alternative treatments in the past and I can’t say they made any difference. I read your sig. You’re in a relatively e...

Hi. I decided to start a new thread since I needed some opinions and there doesn’t seem to be a specific thread for this topic. I am sure some others here may need or will be needing opinion on this as well. Brief backgrounder: I am about to hit my 2 year mark on Keytruda monotherapy and have been N...

Hitting my 5 year mark from diagnosis later this year. Lots of survivors here.

This is such great news for you! I am so happy to read this. It’s been along time since I’ve been on this site but I read occasionally. As with everyone with this diagnosis or a family member who has colon cancer, it’s been a very tough year. My mom did not respond well to chemo, in fact it almost ...

Henry: I have no specific data but antidotally, my oncologist (the one prescribing the Keytruda) stated that if after 2 years on Keytruda I had any potential cancer evident in my body (via CT scan or via CEA) he suggested, based on past experience that we maintain the course and continue treatment ...