Head and Neck Cancer: What to Expect During the First Year
Published 2022-04-15
The webinar featured medical experts and survivors who will share the realities of diagnosis, treatment, and the first months of recovery. You will come away with an understanding of what to expect as you navigate through your cancer diagnosis and treatment.
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Resources:
Request a Peer-to-Peer Mentor Program (Patients, Survivors, and Caregivers): www. headandneck.org/peer-to-peer-program/
Join the Online Support Community: www. headandneck.org/support-community/
Join an In-Person Support group: www.spohnc.org/
Clinical Trial Finder: app.emergingmed.com/hnca
How do a self-exam: www. headandneck.org/self-exam-guide/
Side effect resources: www. headandneck.org/managing-side-effects/
Providers – request HNCA brochures for patients by emailing [email protected]
Music: Vlad Gluschenko — Paper Boats
License: CC BY 3.0: bit.ly/388bMkY
All Comments (6)
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Excellent interviews. Thank you. I’m 11 years out. Still have dry mouth and swallowing issues. I lost 80 pounds during treatment with no feeding tube. Had my surgery at Washington Hospital in St. Louis. Also had neck dissection on both sides with only one lymph node involved. My GP caught it at a regular check up appointment when she saw one tonsil enlarged. Interestingly now none of my docs ever look in my mouth. I still go to regular cancer check up appointments yearly in Celebration Florida. I have had 10 crowns on my teeth within the last two years as all of a sudden they started to crumble. It’s a rough road to travel but if caught early enough the outcomes are very positive. Blessings to all of you.
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Great presentation, thank you
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Very informative, thank you
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Excellent information ..Thank you
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I’m 11 years post submandibular cancer still get worried about recurrence