How to Manage TC Chemo Side Effects?
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a year agoAny advice on dealing with side effects of TC chemo? Start next week 6 rounds, one every 3 weeks.
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Managing TC chemo side effects can feel overwhelming, but many people in this community have valuable tips and experiences that could help prepare for the journey ahead. Consider connecting with your care team about specific symptom management strategies, and don't hesitate to share how things go - this community is here to support each other through treatment challenges.
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6 months agoDrinking a lot of water before and after your chemo makes a big difference. Try to stay active. Good luck!
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6 months agoZofran for nausea. Ativan or Valium for the anxiety.
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2 months agoManaging TC chemo side effects can feel overwhelming, but many people in this community have valuable tips and experiences that could help prepare for the journey ahead. Consider connecting with your care team about specific symptom management strategies, and don't hesitate to share how things go - this community is here to support each other through treatment challenges.
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