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  • mnttownsend
    mnttownsend CSN Member Posts: 22
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    hair loss
    No hair loss, but the oxaliplatin sure messes with your nerve endings in your feet & hands. Builds up over time. You shouldn't have any issue with your hair. But, you blood counts will get hammered.

    Hang in there! I went through it last year and I'm getting ready to start another round of different drugs.

    Brian
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