Low FODMAPs – The NET Effect

Low FODMAPs – The NET Effect

Background Many people with NET have had issues prior to diagnosis and then continue to have similar issues after. For some it will be either one, i.e. no issues before but issues after or vice versa.  However, it's even possible that some people have will have different issues after diagnosis than they had before, e.g. the side effects of the treatment will produce new problems for those people.  In the early days, I once said to my Oncologist "I was never misdiagnosed with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) but I sometimes feel like I have it now". IBS is said to…
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RonnyAllan.NET – Summary of March 2023 – Ronny Allan – Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer

RonnyAllan.NET – Summary of March 2023 – Ronny Allan – Living with Neuroendocrine Cancer

Summary -  Many thanks for supporting my social media in March.  I remain keen to hear any suggestions of the sort of thing you would like me to research and publish.  I am working on two or three more blog posts due to come in in the next 10 days, please stay tuned. The top 10 most-read posts in March are listed below: Tribute to the life and legacy of Miranda Filmer A story of strength and inspiration in the most trying of circumstances.  Miranda and her parents are determined to help others despite the loss of Miranda.  Click here…
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Fructose intolerance – the NET Effect

Fructose intolerance – the NET Effect

Background  When I cast my mind back to my very first surgery, I remember all sorts of 'plumbing' issues but was told it would take a while for my adjusted plumbing to repair and do its work once more. It's not gone fully back to normal, but I accept minor side effects of getting rid of cancer (metastatic with small intestine NET primary). My diet is slightly different nowadays as I endeavour to return to that normality, and I have a good handle on what makes me move faster AND slower. Constipation is not good either, so I try to…
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