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Caz1
7 years agoMember
Chemo question ; AC-T. What’s the difference?
Hi lovelies, This Friday I am having my final (no 4) dose of AC. Overall it hasn’t been as bad as expected but dose 3 knocked me around a bit. Seems to be cumulative. Next up is 12 weeks of weekly...
Sister
7 years agoMember
I was chagrined to find that I was one of those who did experience serious chemo-induced fatigue, nausea and reflux. The latter two could be managed with meds but the fatigue just had to be got through. The taxol stretch is not as tough generally (apart from the possibility of peripheral neuropathy) - the problem is that you may already be at a low ebb after the AC and you don't get any chance to recover between taxol treatments. The bonus is that the end is in sight. I got pn sometime around Week 7? (can't really remember) and it was carefully monitored for the rest of the treatments. Most of the sensation has returned, now.