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Learning About Breast CancerHi Barbara, I haven't been on Abraxane, but I have been on Carboplatin. My first chemo "cocktail" was Adriamycin/Cytoxin & Taxol. My second go around was Gemzar/Carboplatin. On every other treatment I would have Carboplatin alone. My main side effect was a dip in my blood counts & weakness. I...
Hi Barbara, I haven't been on Abraxane, but I have been on Carboplatin. My first chemo "cocktail" was Adriamycin/Cytoxin & Taxol. My second go around was Gemzar/Carboplatin. On every other treatment I would have Carboplatin alone. My main side effect was a dip in my blood counts & weakness. I had very mild nausea, constipation, & sometimes a metallic taste in my mouth (Carboplatin is a platinum based drug). I lost my hair with my previous treatment of Adriamycin/ Cytoxin & Taxol. But what little I had grown back did not fall out with Gemzar/Carboplatin. :). You might ask your Oncologist about that. I hope this helps. :)
Mostly I got tired on third day, had heart burn and hair loss. Diarrhea was common as well
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I had only 4 treatments for triple negative and i was realy surprise that i dint had all the symtoms of chemo i thank god for it
Comment 0Everyone reacts different you may one of the lucky people that fatigue isn't an issue.
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Learning About Breast Cancer
Taxols are known to cause allergic reactions/ they should be giving you Benadryl as a pre- med/ I also take Zyrtec before infusions as a rule due to my allergies/ hope this helps
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I also was administered benadryl before my Taxol treatments. It's not the meds but something in the ingredient they use to mix it that can cause an allergic reaction.
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