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2 months agoCan others on KISQALI tell me about your side effects please?
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2 months agoUnderstanding the side effects of Kisqali can be really important as you navigate your treatment journey. Many community members have shared their experiences with various treatments, and hearing from others who understand what you're going through can provide valuable insights and reassurance that you're not alone in managing these challenges.
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a month agodiarrhea nauseous but it gets better. How are you doing with it?
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a month agoHi Lorena, i was with Kisqali but the efect in me was a rush in arms, my doctor change me the pills for Ibrance
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a month agoI started out at 400mg with that the side effects I had were fatigue, some mild nausea and diarrhea a few times. The worst was joint pains but I don’t know if that was from the fulvesterant since I started it at the same time. It does lower your white blood cells and Red blood cells. Mine were really low, I think that caused some of the diarrhea. They reduced my dose to 200 due to that, red blood cells still low so that’s probably causing the fatigue. On the reduced dose I am feeling better but the problem always figuring out what is causing the problems- is it KISQALI, the fulvesterant or the cancer. They don’t know what is causing the problem or maybe all of them.
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a month agoHi Jane, having a lot of stomach issues. I was Wegovy also before I was diagnosed. She said to stay on it to help with the inflammation. Couldn’t do both, i was too sick. I’m upset about, there’s so much that the Wegovy can help the cancer stay at bay.
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a month agoOh wow
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25 days agoHi Jane D, I am feeling somewhat better. The nausea isn’t as bad. Thank You Jesus
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25 days agoSo glad
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10 days agoHi Jane, I did well on Kisquali with no side effects except a really itchy upper back. My medical Oncologist said I was allergic to it and lowered the dose. The lower dose did not stop cancer progression so my Oncologist took me off it and put me on truqap.
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10 days agoThe Kisqali 600 is thinning my already thin, fine hair, my eyelashes and eyebrows. I also have nausea, muscle cramps, and I'm very tired every day. Chemo caused peripheral pulmonary fibrosis in 2018, but it had been stable until I started Kisqali. Now, it's also in the central area of my lungs. (I was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer in my lungs in November 2025.) I'm praying, and trusting, that God will continue to bless me with many more years. (Seventy years young, and I'm grateful for every day!) 🙏
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9 days agoThe combination of Kisquali and Truqaq is killing me. I take Imodium before my morning dose But I throw up my night dose of Truqaq yesterday. I have an aggressive breast cancer so Om afraid what will happen if my dose gets lowered or changed.
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9 days agoHow many Truqap miligrams are you taken?
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8 days ago200 in the morning. 200 at night
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8 days agoThe same to me plus every 4 weeks fulvestrant and every 3 months zometa
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8 days agoGod bless all of us. It’s quite a journey!
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7 days agoWow I take those shots too. How’s zometa?
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7 days agoZometa is a infusión intravenosa (20 minutes) to reduce bone complicacion , dont have any side effect to me 🙏
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7 days agoThank goodness
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3 days agoI had uncontrollably legs jumping then it was my whole body jerks and it was painful at times especially when I was just dozing off to sleep
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