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Tykreb
I took Tykreb as a part of a clinical trial for HER2+ patients. As part of the trial I took Tykreb (lapatinib) daily and I also received Herceptin and taxol weekly for 12 weeks. I found the Tykreb really easy to tolerate and I really didn't experience any side effects from the drug. I am not triple negative but I do know that Tykreb is used often for brain mets because it passes through the blood brain barrier. I hope this helps Love Surf0 -
I haven't heard of this,1surfermom said:Tykreb
I took Tykreb as a part of a clinical trial for HER2+ patients. As part of the trial I took Tykreb (lapatinib) daily and I also received Herceptin and taxol weekly for 12 weeks. I found the Tykreb really easy to tolerate and I really didn't experience any side effects from the drug. I am not triple negative but I do know that Tykreb is used often for brain mets because it passes through the blood brain barrier. I hope this helps Love Surf
I haven't heard of this, but, I saw on the news the other night about a breakthrough for breast cancer with a aromasin. Have you heard of that? I thought aromasin had been around for awhile. Maybe I should google it.0
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