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Mom with Oxaliplatin secondary consequences, help
as to the question I asked in other thread weeks ago coughing and breathing problems that emerged in the sixth dose, cough continues but the sensation of breathing not emerged in the latest session, the seventh, that is an improvement over the sixth
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Poor mum!
I'm sorry your mum is having such side effects. I have not come across this one before, even though we are rather open on this forum. We cover all of the most embarrassing stuff, for sure, but I've never seen this mentioned.
I hope it clears up soon. Did they do an exam? I hope she doesn't have a tear between the vaginal and rectal wall.
Tell her we are thinking of her and sending vibes that all will clear up soon.
Sue - Trubrit
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The gynecologist said it isTrubrit said:Poor mum!
I'm sorry your mum is having such side effects. I have not come across this one before, even though we are rather open on this forum. We cover all of the most embarrassing stuff, for sure, but I've never seen this mentioned.
I hope it clears up soon. Did they do an exam? I hope she doesn't have a tear between the vaginal and rectal wall.
Tell her we are thinking of her and sending vibes that all will clear up soon.
Sue - Trubrit
The gynecologist said it is overinfected mucosa with fungi, relatively frequent with Oxaliplatin, but we still have to see him after the capsules
Oncologist said that all mucosa are affected: the one that makes caugh, vagina, etc, all because of the Oxaliplatin
Is that frequent? Maybe they just talk, should ask second opinions at bigger centers but it takes time and money so it's made few times a year
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