Exercise during chemotherapy
I am halfway through my chemotherapy today. I have walked almost every day during treatment so far. I like walking and did it a fair bit before BC. When I was diagnosed I asked about what I could d...
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Your symptoms are really similar to mine @Twiggyjumps As I've said before, I feel like I'm slowly turning to salt. I'm just on twelve months since my last Docetaxol. Same as you, about two weeks after my last chemo the pain started in earnest and hasn't got much better. Regardless of what I do.
Swimming, walking, yoga, body balance and massage.
Tramadol in the mornings, Panadol during the day and 150 mg of Lyrica at night. I'd take the Tramadol all day if the quacks would let me because it does help. But no. Long term I'm restricted to one a day lest I get addicted. Personally I wouldn't care if the bloody aching went away.
I now find I have developed nasty degenerative changes in Lumbar 4 and that large and small joints are all showing signs of a shit load more damage than was there last year. I'm having tests today to see if I have imflamatory arthritis. You bloody beauty.
Could all this be just a coincidence?
Swimming, walking, yoga, body balance and massage.
Tramadol in the mornings, Panadol during the day and 150 mg of Lyrica at night. I'd take the Tramadol all day if the quacks would let me because it does help. But no. Long term I'm restricted to one a day lest I get addicted. Personally I wouldn't care if the bloody aching went away.
I now find I have developed nasty degenerative changes in Lumbar 4 and that large and small joints are all showing signs of a shit load more damage than was there last year. I'm having tests today to see if I have imflamatory arthritis. You bloody beauty.
Could all this be just a coincidence?