Radioembolism side effects

My mother-in-law (read mother-in-love) is on her second radioembolism treatment for pancreatic cancer which metastisized to her liver.  The first treamtment went great with the only side effect being fatigue.  Her second and last treatment was 2 weeks ago.  She experienced fatigue the first week.  2 days ago, she started feeling nauseous.  We thought it might be the antibiotic, but she's been on the amoxicillin for almost 2 weeks with no problems.  It doesn't happen at the same time each day.  Her symptoms are chills, then vomiting, then hot flash, then sleeps.  Usually lasts about 1-1/2 to 2 hours before she falls asleep.  This has happened 3 days in a row.

Can anyone share on this?

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