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About a week or two after my last round of IL-2 I felt some mild twinging pain in my right pectoralis muscle, kind of like I pulled it. When I went in for my following scans, my one remaining met in that muscle was totally gone. I suspect the sensation was due to the tumor dying off and becoming necrotic. I like to think of it as my melanoma's last gasp as my body went on to crush it to oblivion. I am still NED almost 6 years later
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About a week or two after my last round of IL-2 I felt some mild twinging pain in my right pectoralis muscle, kind of like I pulled it. When I went in for my following scans, my one remaining met in that muscle was totally gone. I suspect the sensation was due to the tumor dying off and becoming necrotic. I like to think of it as my melanoma's last gasp as my body went on to crush it to oblivion. I am still NED almost 6 years later
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About a week or two after my last round of IL-2 I felt some mild twinging pain in my right pectoralis muscle, kind of like I pulled it. When I went in for my following scans, my one remaining met in that muscle was totally gone. I suspect the sensation was due to the tumor dying off and becoming necrotic. I like to think of it as my melanoma's last gasp as my body went on to crush it to oblivion. I am still NED almost 6 years later
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