I have recurrent ovarian cancer, metastatic to peritoneum. I’ve been through chemo twice and just had another big debulking surgery. Has anyone out there had the HIPAC? I’m at Kaiser and they don’t offer that. I think I am going to be put on chemo again very soon. I do not want to do Doxyrocubin, the “red devil“. I really don’t think I can live with being nauseous and vomiting all the time. Anything else I can probably tolerate but not that. Zero quality of life
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Metformin and Ivermectin are absolutely being repurposed to treat Ovarian Cancer. These are Clinical trials that have been completed with great success. Both medications kill ovarian cancer cells in vivo and in vitro. Metformin kills OC stem cells too. The world Health organization is about to announce that Metformin should be used as a supplement by everyone because it prevents heart disease, cancer, diabetes and makes you live longer. I know how to research properly. I was Chemo resistant and now I'm not! These two drugs worked and I have had no side effects. Blessings to all.♥️✝️♥️
Hey there! The “red devil” was not that bad. I had great nausea meds and they added those and steroids. I was never sick and the quality of life was no different than the other chemos I was on.
Please request genetic testing of your tissues removed during surgery. It could qualify you for one of the immunotherapies which work very differently from chemo.
I had doxil but was changed to Abraxene. I don't remember if it was the side effects or that it didn't work for me. Since then during other reoccurances, I've had Alimta and then topotecan. Topotecan did great as it lower my CA125 from 354 to 44 during it's course.
Merformin, diet, suppliments, and fasting have helped me avoid chemo for 2 and a half years now. Also various infusions. I will just keep doing, and will try other things too. Yes have to take into your own hands.