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Joined: Mar 2018 Posts: 72 Likes: 1 | Hi Dizz,
My Radiation Oncologist nurse set me up with a prescription of Neutrasal, which is a dry powder you mix with water, and it's is supposed to stimulate saliva. There are other brands also, ask about calcium phosphate rinse powder.
I wouldn't say that it worked on demand, but I felt that it helped slowly but surely, and kind of gave my mouth a clean feel after rinsing with it.
Somehow they got it fully covered under my prescription plan in New York.
All the best,
CM57
Last edited by CM57; 11-13-2019 01:51 PM. Reason: Spelling correction of Neutrasal
Enlarged left cervical lymph node in neck on 1/9/18. Male, age 60. Had retired from working as a computer technician and a project manager for almost 38 years, on 7/1/17.
Node was removed 1/16/18 and found to have SCC P16.
Chest xray clean.
Since then, PET/CT, slight activity left parotid, possible malignancy left lingual tonsil. MRI clean.
3 endoscopies, nothing seen.
2/26/18 Larryngoscopy,primary not found.
TORS 3/23/18 lingual tonsil biopsy.,biopsy negative.
Chemo/rads started 4/18/18.
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