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Nasopharyngeal Cancer Survivor.

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Hello everyone,

I beat Nasopharangeal Cancer 17 years ago, in fact today is the anniversary of being told I was clear. I know there are only 2 or 3 other sufferers in here so all I want to say is:-

YOU CAN BEAT BIG C TOO!!!

Hope to hear from fellow nasop sufferers soon as I have NEVER met one in 17 years of having been affected by it.

Hear soon

Ron

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    Hello Ron, Thanks for your post. Over the summer a close family member was diagnosed with NPC but thank to God he was all clear couple of months ago. He complains of severe dry month and was wondering how long will that last and and remedies please
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    Hello Atoabban, I still suffer from dry mouth as my saliva glands were blown up. I have tried various things but only thing that really works is a bottle of water!!! How mny radios and chemo did your family memnber have and how many secondary tumours? They will be under hospital for up to 5 years for checks etc. In my case it was 8 years!!! Im alive
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    Hello Atoabban, I still suffer from dry mouth as my saliva glands were blown up. I have tried various things but only thing that really works is a bottle of water!!! How mny radios and chemo did your family memnber have and how many secondary tumours? They will be under hospital for up to 5 years for checks etc. In my case it was 8 years!!! Im alive
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