Pancreases cancer and Nutrition

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Pancreases cancer and Nutrition

by Brian50 on Fri Dec 29, 2006 12:00 AM

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I had a tumor on the Ampulla Vader, the connection of the common bile duct to the small intestine consequently I received a Whipple. This removed the duodenum, because this was so close to the pancreas they call it pancreases cancer, the head of the pancreas was also removed and now I have two bile ducts. My liver numbers are still high and my C19-9 is 54 a little high. I had a ERCP scope 2 weeks ago and everything looked good, the bile duct to the liver was aspirated and no sign of tumors. I have an issue with gas and dumping syndrome, I am looking for Nutrition help, everything I find tells me to eat fiber, vegetables, beans etc. All this dose is make me gassier and crap six to nine times a day. We like fish and we do not eat fried foods. Any suggestions.

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by Shemay on Fri Jan 12, 2007 12:00 AM

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On 12/29/2006 Brian50 wrote:

I had a tumor on the Ampulla Vader, the connection of the common bile duct to the small intestine consequently I received a Whipple. This removed the duodenum, because this was so close to the pancreas they call it pancreases cancer, the head of the pancreas was also removed and now I have two bile ducts. My liver numbers are still high and my C19-9 is 54 a little high. I had a ERCP scope 2 weeks ago and everything looked good, the bile duct to the liver was aspirated and no sign of tumors. I have an issue with gas and dumping syndrome, I am looking for Nutrition help, everything I find tells me to eat fiber, vegetables, beans etc. All this dose is make me gassier and crap six to nine times a day. We like fish and we do not eat fried foods. Any suggestions.


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by Joblanch on Wed Apr 18, 2007 12:00 AM

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Most people with cancer have a body Ph that is acidic - cancer cells love acid. You need to up your intake of minerals - most minerals are alkaline and will help to returm you bodies Ph to slightly alkaline. You can test you body Ph with Ph paper form the pharmacist - test your saliva. Also drink lots of good quality water. It will help flush out the H ions that create an acid environment. I currently take Eniva nutrition and it  has done wonders for me - they have a line of mineral supplement that are of great help

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by Wake_up_Call on Tue May 01, 2007 12:00 AM

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I emailed you privately about our experience with a whipple proceedure.  Please let me know if you have any questions.

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by Stroudle on Wed Jun 06, 2007 12:00 AM

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Hi

I am Linda and I also have had exploratory surgery and had to have 18 inches of my small intestines removed.  I have been diagnosed with a pancreatic carcinoid tumor that can not be surgically removed.  The only treatment available to me is Sandostatin - I take 3-4 shots a day and once a month I go for a large dose at the doctors office.  I continue to have serious issues with gas and diarrha.  I would like to know if you have found anything that has helped you or anyone else with these issues.  Please let me hear from you.

Thanks!

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