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I will take matters into my own hands!
Today is Sunday Dec. 14, 2014 and Im on my 2nd week of 2/1 50 mg Sutent schedule and the extreme fatigue is too much and i'm so tired of getting tired.........I only got 6 more capsules left and I don't want to waste it so I will be taking matters into my own hands!!! ..... I'm going to break the capsule and take out 1/4 of the powder so I can get roughly/estimatedly 37.5mg from it! Of course I will tell my oncologist tommorow and hope I wouldn't get ****! - feeling crazy....
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Novccortes713 said:or maybe they don't need to
or maybe they don't need to know........
Dont do anything wihout contacting your oncologist.
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Better to take advice from your Oncologist first!
There is no doubt recovering from a major op leaves you feeling tired for some considerable time, the body takes a while to adjust particularly from a kidney surgery. Then added to that the body is having to acclimatise to these harsh drugs its a big ask. Staying fully hydrated makes a big difference and also good diet and plenty of restful sleep. How much are you drinking throughout the day?
With regards to your capsules I would discuss the situation with your Oncologist first, I don't know what your level of dosage is right now, but the dosage needs to be constant and effective. I agree tiredness is difficult to live with but Cancer more so, you may be compromising the ability of the drug to control the spread of Cancer.
Djinnie x
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