Doxetaxol

Oh no not at all. @Ellamary98. It want realness.  My oncol said docetaxol is worse than fec but some say its better. I guess everyone is different. 
Xxx

@Trikki2, apologies if I sounded dramatic. The docetaxol was actually kinder to me than the FEC, so I hope this is the case for you too. Good luck with your final FEC! xx

Just make sure you've got the pain meds ready to go and you'll be right. K xox

@Ellamary98
Sorry it was so harsh. Wow ok no sun..got it. It seems the main thing is bone pain. God not looking forward to it. Having my last fec-d on monday
Xxx Trikki2 

Hi @Trikki2. I had 4 rounds of Docetaxol and the last one was like Chernobyl, so I'm glad to hear that you are having 3. Mostly, I found the first three rounds ok. Some bone pain and muscle weakness, but no nausea. Just a word of warning, though- stay out of the sun in the days after your treatment! I discovered the hard way what it meant to be photosensitive, and sported a swollen, red hand and arm from 10 minutes sitting in direct sun, which developed into a full skin peel. It was dreadful. Taxol is powerful stuff, for sure, which is, of course exactly what we need. Take care and all the best. xx

Yes its awful. I will have to mention it at my next appt xxx

@Trikki2 Yes I had shocking reflux from the steroids as well. Omeprazole helped a lot. 

@jmichelle @Trikki2 that is a couple of things I forgot about. Took an antihistamine for a couple of days after the chemo cause I got a rash on my chest and I took nexium the whole time I was on chemo cause I had shocking reflux which I have never had before. 

Thanks @jmichelle
God heartburn is bad for me at the moment.  Mylanta is my best friend. Thanks for sharing with me. Im glad your going ok too. 
Love t xx

@Trikki2, hi lovely, I have just finished round 2( TCx4) with a neulasta injection following each chemo, I take one loratadine 10mg (antihistamine )morning of the injection and one a day for next 4days (check with oncologist first, so they can give the ok, this is an individual thing so I had to get permission first), this seemed to help with bone ache, my were minimal and could be handled with a Panadol, otherwise not too bad on the side effects. heartburn is my thing for first couple  days after chemo,  but I tend to push the fluids and try to keep moving as much as I can. Most of all, day by day is the way I handle it, keeps me from getting overwhelmed, hugs for you xxxxx