MATCH EAY131 Phase ll Study of P13K Beta Specific Inhibitor GSK2636771
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Patty…….sorry to hear this but good to hear the next plan of action is in place. Capecitabine (Xeloda) and irinotecan (CPT-11, Camptosar has shown effective in colon cancer and I expect the same good results for you. Fingers are crossed for limited and manageable side effects and please know, we are behind you, all the way
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MarionWell….the time has come that I have been ousted from the MATCH Phase 2 Study of the PK13 Specific Inhibitor GSK2636771. After being on it for four months, I had growth in the peritoneal lining and also a couple small nodules by my ovary that doubled in size. It sucks but we all know this cancer does suck!
I will go on Irinotecan, leucovoran, and xeloda and it will all be administered over a 48 hour period while wearing a fanny pack. This will happen every two weeks. Ahhhh…..I hate going back to chemo after I have not had bad side effects for so long….and they will more than likely be coming back to visit me. Get out the boxing gloves!
Patty……you are a trailblazer and No.1 in this treatment arm. Great to hear, Patty.
Sending tons of good luck and happy to know that you are plunging in a most perfect way.
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MarionPatty,
Sending prayers, love and hugs your way! Hoping the side effects stay minimal and the results are amazing! Thanks for paving the way! Enjoy your summer sweet lady….everyday is a good day!!!!
Love,
MelindaI started a MATCH Phase ll Study of the P13K Specific Inhibitor, GSK2636771, in patients with tumors with P-TEN Loss by IHC on May 26, 2016. I take 400 mg of the trial pills once a day and so far the side effects are minimal. I have had slight stomach discomfort for about an hour after I eat and I have had diarrhea every day. I have not taken an anti diarrhea pill yet but getting close if it starts back up today. Other than that, so far so good. I am patient #1 in the trial enrolled in this arm of the MATCH Protocol at MD Anderson. I will have a scan towards the end of July to see if the magic pills are working. As the drug builds up in my body, I might expect other side effects….or maybe I will experience nothing but tumor reduction or disappearance of some tiny nodules.
It’s a beautiful, sunny day in southern Illinois and I will be out swimming, attending a backyard BBQ, and working in the landscaping! Every day is a good day~~~
Patty in Illinois
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