Erbirash-B-Gone

rthornton
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No Erbitux = no Erbirash, right? Tomorrow is my last chemotherapy infusion for a while. I'll have an eight week break and then have to start chemotherapy again in June (although I have heard about a new drug called Panitumumab that acts the same way as Erbitux but does not cause a rash that is as intense). So, does anyone know how long it takes the Erbirash to subside? With an eight week break will there be at least a few weeks that I will look like a normal person again?
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