What are the side effects of Keytruda after hysterectomy?

I had Keytruda for around 8 months. I had to stop it because I got terribly sick. Terribly weak and sick for three weeks. Come to find out it was cortisol levels. They went down to a .4 which is considered pretty much zero when you go to zero cortisol the body stops producing it. So my biggest suggestion is if you do do Keytruda just keep an eye on your weakness. Chemo causes muscle weakness. This was a different weakness altogether.

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