I thought I saw where one of the women in a post on myendometrialcancerteam.com mentioned Kanjinti (the bio similar drug as Herceptin) so I was just wondering what type of endometrial cancer she had and how the Kanjinti was doing. I do know that Kanjinti is being used for other cancers like colon cancer.

On 9/11/2023 I had a hysterectomy, was Stage 3A endometrial serous cancer, HER2 positive 3.

Received 6 Carbo and Taxol infusions every 21 days along with Kanjinti infusions (that continued for a total of 2 years).

Originally, I was offered the opportunity of being part of a pilot/trial ( I think it had passed trial 1 and 2, and trial 3 had just started for Herceptin.

I elected not to go that route as it was a blind test and there was a 33.3% chance that I would be getting a placebo and I knew how important it was that I receive a targeted drug.

I can’t find any studies of Kanjinti being used for endometrial cancer but I do know that the cancer center I am at is in the process of I think the third Trial of Herceptin being used as a targeted therapy for endometrial cancer diagnosed with HER2, positive 3.

I tolerated the Kanjinti infusions pretty good and wasn’t able to get the 3 recommended brachytherapy treatments due to a deviated septum in my vagina so I was given the infusions every 3 weeks for 2 years vs just 1 year and every 3 months I go for an Echo cardiogram as one of the side affects could be congestive heart failure, but I think the congestive heart failure is mostly associated with Avastin but I am not sure.

I also have a Pet Scan every 3 months and every 3 months the company Netera sends out a blood draw person to draw blood which is tested through their Signature testing. I

I am blessed that so far I am cancer free.

I'm so glad you are cancer free.