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5 months agoI have stage 4 rectal cancer, and I'm doing chemo. Does anyone have any advice to what to expect. I know the week that I have chemo for 3 days, it knocks me right down for about 4 to 5 days. Any advice
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Chemotherapy can indeed be challenging, and experiencing fatigue for several days after treatment is very common. Many people in this community have found it helpful to plan rest days after chemo sessions and prepare easy meals or snacks in advance for when energy is low. Consider sharing your experiences with others here who may have similar treatment schedules - their practical tips for managing those tough recovery days could be really valuable for your journey ahead.
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5 months agoHello Littisha, I found that staying hydrated during treatments helped me. I would request hydration on days in between treatments. No appointment Necessary! I hope this helps you! 
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4 months agoHi my name is Suzanne Lindsey I'm sorry you are going through this
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2 months agoChemotherapy can indeed be challenging, and experiencing fatigue for several days after treatment is very common. Many people in this community have found it helpful to plan rest days after chemo sessions and prepare easy meals or snacks in advance for when energy is low. Consider sharing your experiences with others here who may have similar treatment schedules - their practical tips for managing those tough recovery days could be really valuable for your journey ahead.
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