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rash from eritux
mrsriderman
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I know its not helpful but the rash does mean that you respond to the drug and so should the cancer cells. I had 10 months of it and it was horrible. Oral antibiotics helped, staying out of the sun, I used many different creams but the best for me was Elidel. I had minocycline 100mg as an antibiotic. I took many showers and had cold clothes and it still was bad. I am stage 4 and doing Ok right now. You will get through it but it is a miserable side effect.
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My doctor told me today that he would write a prescription that is similar to an acne prescription that has been successful with the Erbitux rash.mrsriderman said:thank you for your ideas -- i am going to try some. the nurses said to try head and shoulders shampoo as a face cleaner. i dont know about that -- but i am willing to try anything. i am also stage 4 thanks
Ask your doc.
Kerry
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