Thanks for this information.. Its really true.. Im the one who have left breast cancer stage 4..im still undergo chemotherapy until now.. I done9 cycle..i have opd yesterday my doctor advice me to stop chemotherapy fir 3weeks while im doing pet scan.. InshaAllah everything goes well.. I didn't do operation only chemotherapy....😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
these videos are great. good amount of technical information delivered in understandable terms. kudos to those who did these videos. have second treatment in two days and have just about lost all head hair. nausea controlled and only experienced knee and ankle pain which team prescribed pain pills for and they were effective and I was able to easily stop when I no longer had the pain. thanks again.
@@akshatsharma5265 I have a genetic syndrome so it keeps showing up in different places. thanks for asking. good luck to all going through treatments. you almost need to be an athlete but drs., nurses and meds are amazing and make it doable.
I wish I had this doctor in charge of my case. I met my physician the other day and he was very melodramatic and just told me bluntly basically commanding me to ring an ambulance if my temp gets to 38 degrees. Later on I rang the cancer hotline and a nurse very calmly reassuringly educated me as to why. That's all it takes is a bit of empathy and calm in delivering information. Just wondering how radiotherapy reacts when given daily along with these chemo meds.
I'm a RN and I read your complaints. Everything you are saying is so very true. Now do t Know if your doctor's did not explain your medication or any procedure do's and the don't The reason I I'm asking is because if you didn't 8:52 understand what he said too you this is awful and the doctor should have been reported.I would never ever let him touch me again and put in a request for another Doctor
@@dorothyreese672 Hey, thanks heaps for the reply. A year on, the beast has progressed to stage 4, in my lymph nodes. I am on immunotherapy, - Nivolumab. and Folfox 6. Which is fun. It's all good, dealing with chemo brain. Driving off without paying for stuff. I have a port in my chest now so they can pump me with meds. I feel like an electric vehicle or android. I am seeing an exercise physiologist to deal with fatigue and occupational therapist to consult for work issues. I just have the attitude that I am so lucky to be still here and every day is a bonus.
Just been told I will be taking these meds once a week along with radiotherapy daily for 6 wks. Let the games begin. I am trying not to play the game out in my head, just taking one issue at a time as I come across it. Also wondering if I get covid. Omicron or Deltacron strain at the moment, what will happen.
@@stevemartyn3138 I was lucky. I was on the treatment for about 4 weeks. Only felt a little fatigued but because they put me on steroids it kept me up half the night. I felt like I was on a different time zone. Generally I felt alright. All the best. You will get through it.
Dear Doctor. I have terrible joint pain in my hip bones. My doctor said take Tramol for x5 days only. I'm trying to get off ot now on day x6. I'm on paracetamol now x4 times a day. The hip pain is still there. I'm barley coping. Plus the constipation is extreme with Softlax not working. From South Africa.
My mom liver cnacer metastatic from breast now it have only in liver more the one spot 10 cm and 5 cm and 4 cm is taxol what doctor make here in treatment is useful
Thanks for this information.. Its really true.. Im the one who have left breast cancer stage 4..im still undergo chemotherapy until now.. I done9 cycle..i have opd yesterday my doctor advice me to stop chemotherapy fir 3weeks while im doing pet scan.. InshaAllah everything goes well.. I didn't do operation only chemotherapy....😊 😊 😊 😊 😊
these videos are great. good amount of technical information delivered in understandable terms. kudos to those who did these videos. have second treatment in two days and have just about lost all head hair. nausea controlled and only experienced knee and ankle pain which team prescribed pain pills for and they were effective and I was able to easily stop when I no longer had the pain. thanks again.
U fine now?
@@akshatsharma5265 I have a genetic syndrome so it keeps showing up in different places. thanks for asking. good luck to all going through treatments. you almost need to be an athlete but drs., nurses and meds are amazing and make it doable.
I wish I had this doctor in charge of my case. I met my physician the other day and he was very melodramatic and just told me bluntly basically commanding me to ring an ambulance if my temp gets to 38 degrees. Later on I rang the cancer hotline and a nurse very calmly reassuringly educated me as to why. That's all it takes is a bit of empathy and calm in delivering information. Just wondering how radiotherapy reacts when given daily along with these chemo meds.
I'm a RN and I read your complaints. Everything you are saying is so very true. Now do t
Know if your doctor's did not explain your medication or any procedure do's and the don't The reason I I'm asking is because if you didn't 8:52 understand what he said too you this is awful and the doctor should have been reported.I would never ever let him touch me again and put in a request for another Doctor
@@dorothyreese672 Hey, thanks heaps for the reply. A year on, the beast has progressed to stage 4, in my lymph nodes. I am on immunotherapy, - Nivolumab. and Folfox 6. Which is fun. It's all good, dealing with chemo brain. Driving off without paying for stuff. I have a port in my chest now so they can pump me with meds. I feel like an electric vehicle or android. I am seeing an exercise physiologist to deal with fatigue and occupational therapist to consult for work issues. I just have the attitude that I am so lucky to be still here and every day is a bonus.
Thank you so much for the information
thank you for these videos. they are really useful
Just been told I will be taking these meds once a week along with radiotherapy daily for 6 wks. Let the games begin. I am trying not to play the game out in my head, just taking one issue at a time as I come across it. Also wondering if I get covid. Omicron or Deltacron strain at the moment, what will happen.
I'm about to start on the same regimen you did one year ago. What side effects did you have? How are you?
@@stevemartyn3138 I was lucky. I was on the treatment for about 4 weeks. Only felt a little fatigued but because they put me on steroids it kept me up half the night. I felt like I was on a different time zone. Generally I felt alright. All the best. You will get through it.
@@Alpha_7227Thank you for your quick response and good wishes. Much appreciated.
Dear Doctor. I have terrible joint pain in my hip bones. My doctor said take Tramol for x5 days only. I'm trying to get off ot now on day x6.
I'm on paracetamol now x4 times a day. The hip pain is still there.
I'm barley coping.
Plus the constipation is extreme with Softlax not working.
From South Africa.
Im in the Journey ..
I have throat cancer and I'm about to have my 2nd chemo 6 hour
how are you
My mom liver cnacer metastatic from breast now it have only in liver more the one spot 10 cm and 5 cm and 4 cm is taxol what doctor make here in treatment is useful
you made me cry... I'm so sorry you had to go through that.?
Frédéric Chopin?
No,no.
Handel
Also, testicular cancer and lung cancer