Clinical Trial AMG 386 and Doxil
my name is Natalie and I'm knew to this site. I was wondering if anyone has had experience with the clinical drug AMG 386 and Doxil. I'm starting with these treatments next month and I really don't know what to expect. Thanks in advance for any helpful advice or insite to this matter.
Nat671
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KiKiZkikiz said:Sorry to that you have to be
Sorry to that you have to be here but welcome. I don't know anything about them but I am sure someone will be able to help you. You have found a great resource here. Wish you the best and will keep you in my prayers.
Lori
Thanks so much. I hope to get some feedback, because I'm really scared about undergoing this yet again.
Nat6710 -
I did a brief bit ofNat671 said:KiKiZ
Thanks so much. I hope to get some feedback, because I'm really scared about undergoing this yet again.
Nat671
I did a brief bit of research on the study and there isn't a lot of data, since it is Phase Ib. At least it's not a blind, two-arm study, so you know going in that you will be getting the "real thing". I think clinical trials are the way to go, if you qualify for one like this. You will be watched carefully for side effects, etc.
A woman in my local support group was part of the clinical trial when Taxol/Carboplatin were being tested for ovarian cancer. She was Stage IIIc and that was over 10 years ago. She has never had a recurrence.
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Welcome Natalie
I don't have experience with the clinical drug, but I had four rounds of Doxil this summer. Doxil is fairly easy to tolerate, but you have to watch out for the side effects called hand and foot syndrome. You will receive instructions, but basically you should ice your feet and hands during and after infusions, avoid citrus for five days, take cool rather hot showers and use lots of hand cream on those feet and hands. Let me know if you need more help with this, ok?
(((HUGS))) Maria0 -
Thanks Everyone!Mwee said:Welcome Natalie
I don't have experience with the clinical drug, but I had four rounds of Doxil this summer. Doxil is fairly easy to tolerate, but you have to watch out for the side effects called hand and foot syndrome. You will receive instructions, but basically you should ice your feet and hands during and after infusions, avoid citrus for five days, take cool rather hot showers and use lots of hand cream on those feet and hands. Let me know if you need more help with this, ok?
(((HUGS))) Maria
@ MWEE..I
Thanks Everyone!
@ MWEE..I had the hands and foot syndrome when I was on Taxol/Carboplatin. It drove me crazy. But I will follow your advice.0
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