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jennywren
15 years agoMember
Good cycles, bad cycles
Has anyone experienced different reactions to different cycles of their chemo?
I had round 3 12days ago and this one has really knocked me for six! I usually take 3 days off work but needed a week this time and even now I am just so tired. Never felt fatigue like it! My mouth ulcers were alot worse this time round, and I still have a sore tongue!
Now, I am dreading the next round, whereas usually it doesn't phase me. I'm half way through, and stopping isn't an option, but it is really getting me down a bit now, and I would be interested to see how the rest of you have coped?
I'm sure that by the 13th June when my next one is due I will be fine, but I will be glad when it's over!
Love to you all xx
18 Replies
- Leonie_MooreMember
We certainly go through some tissues and toilet paper in this household of late. Me with the sinus problem and of course the loose bowels. First chemo I was bunged up so bad it was like the chemo had turned everything to cement. Then the last two chemos has been the opposite. Usually from day 3-8/9 I don't leave the house in fear of having an "accident". Yes I must say each session has been different. Mostly similar but different. I much prefer the loose to solid - I hate feeling bloated and uncomfortable. You would think that we would all be slim and beautiful but each chemo weigh in has the scales rising. I have put on 2 kilos since the start. I reckon that there will be another kilo or two this weigh in. I aim to get really fit and active once I am feeling well again - albeit WHEN. XLeonie
- Leonie_MooreMember
I was beginning to think it was just ME. I normally have a problem with sinuses and the chemo seems to target weak spots. Thanks I don't feel so freaky now. XLeonie
- RenataMember
I had the same problem but then got them to run the Cyclophosamide a bit slower and my sinuses where not where near as bad. Hope this helps.