Does Neulasta cause severe nausea, migraines, and body pain for others?

Hi Charlene , I did have mild bone pain due to I was taking Zyrtec . I think you need to tell ur oncologist

I agree. I also experienced those side effects but looking back, it was worth it. I am 2 years cancer-free and all the pain is just a distant memory.

Hi Charlene. Ask your oncologist about taking Claritin prior to the Neulasta and several days after…. Also Alternating Tylenol and Advil for those few days. Be sur to ask your oncologist before doing anything. Hope this will help if they say its ok. 💕

Hi yes I have to have Neulasta and it cramps my stomach but that’s the only side effect I have it on now I’m gonna look for other effects. I hope you get better.

I take Claritin for the bone pain. Not sure why it works but does. Except for the last time. Had bone pain in my feet and lower legs. Made it difficult to walk as I felt like my legs would give out. I used a walker in my house for 6 days until it stopped. Sleeping was interrupted also during those 6 days. Tylenol helped a little bit. I’ve been taking NeuLasta and this was the first time I’ve ever had a problem.

I had same symptoms it got dosed Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday not great but aside from some bone pain Sat I woke up feeling great

Many community members have shared similar experiences with Neulasta, reporting various side effects beyond the commonly mentioned bone pain, including nausea, headaches, and overall discomfort that can last several days. Each person's response to treatment can vary significantly, so connecting with others here who've had Neulasta can provide valuable insights and support during this challenging time.

I think my worst side effects are from that not the chemo I gave bone pain in my long bones esp femur I take Claritin not sure it helps but I take it twice a day for 5 days