I have no experience of Dendritic therapy but if you Google it there is plenty  someone on here mentioned it recently but I can't remember who it was .

Hello, while on a cancer Web site I came across treatment & received a call from a clinic in Spain doing Dendritic therapy.cost £25000 done via blood cells cultured in a lab then then when developed ( similar to antibiotic) replaced via femoral vein to patient. Which then attack the cancer cells. That's my understanding of it. Good luck

I'm glad your recovery from your surgery has gone well BillyboyD although I'm sorry to hear that your oncologist hasn't been very supportive. I can't begin to imagine how difficult this must have been for you but I'm glad you are remaining positive and haven't given up.

I'm not sure if you have done this already but you could try getting a second opinion from a different oncologist. You can find out more just here.

We also have some information about dendritic cells on our website but if you'd like to discuss this in more detail with one of our cancer nurses, you can contact them on 0808 800 4040, Monday - Friday (except bank holidays) between 9a.m - 5pm. 

I hope this helps but as with all treatments that are still in a trial and research phase, it is best to discuss them with your medical team first to see if you are suitable.

Kind regards,

Steph, Cancer Chat Moderator

Hi BillynoyD are you still there?! I am also looking into dendritic cell therapy as well as CAR-T / CAR-NK cell therapies, the CARS work as blockers (I believe). My cancer has metastasised and I also had the same experience with my oncologist, it was extremely unhelpful.

Hi Julesport, yes I am still here and am due to start chemotherapy on Friday as my cancer has also metastasised. I did look into dentritic cell therapy with online meetings with a few clinics here and abroad. i was convinced to try them out but ALL medical professionals in this country rubbished it and i could not find anyone who could independently say that they had done it let alone anyone who had found it successful.

I hope that your research was more successful and you found an alternative to chemo as I am dreading going down that road again,

Kind Regards,

Bill 

Hi Bill, good luck with your chemotherapy. I don't know which cancer you have but heard the DCT works really well as a complementary therapy to boost things like chemo and radio. I was quite shocked by the medical professionals reactions and still feel it's worth checking out the options. I doubt I am able to give links on this forum but had been looking into medical papers in the US where they are saying more work needs to be done with DCT in particular, but the places I've found in Switzerland and Germany have the vaccine development regulated which was enough to convince me. If you can find them, there are some papers that look encouraging and I'm looking into the Lanex-DC vaccine in a clinic in Munich. I hope everything goes well with you and I willl report back after my trip to Germany. ATB, Jules

Dear Jules, thank you so much for your reply. My chemotherapy did not go ahead. I turned up at the hospital on Friday to be told that my oncologist had not completed all the relevant paperwork and so was sent home. Unbelievably upset and confused and trying to get in touch with anyone in the team today for an explanation. 

Can I ask when you are going to Germany as I have made enquiries at the clinic and am more desperate than ever to find alternative treatment plans to that offered or not offered on the NHS, Kind Regards, Bill 

Hi Bill, I'm going in November and have a zoom meeting tomorrow to sort this out. It isn't water tight treatment but it will support the immune system to inhibit the cancer microbes which has got to be a good thing. Did you send a friend request/ I couldn't approve it and not sure how to send one to you...