Random questions re chemo after surgery
How soon after do you have to start it? I know it probably depends on your healing time, but I'm trying to get a rough timeline. I have to do three rounds of chemo after surgery, and I have one more session before. Right now, hopefully if things go OK, that would put me around May somewhere by the time I complete frontline treatment.
Also, how did your doctors schedule the follow-up visits the first couple of years or so? Were they three months apart? I think that's what I've been reading here.
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Chemo
i started Chemo about 5-6 weeks after surgery. Keep in mind there may be bumps in the road that may push your schedule out to where you may not have chemo every 3 weeks as planned. I am almost 2 years out and see my Onc every 3 months. Best wishes for successful treatment.
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evolo58
I had a similar question a while back. A lot of people chimed in here. Hope this helps.
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