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The inside of my nose felt
The inside of my nose felt dry for a few days before it starting pouring 'water' on A/C. The clear 'water' flowed like someone had turned on a spigot. My eyes also just poured. If I remember correctly it started after the 2nd dose.
Susan0 -
im heading for my third oneRague said:The inside of my nose felt
The inside of my nose felt dry for a few days before it starting pouring 'water' on A/C. The clear 'water' flowed like someone had turned on a spigot. My eyes also just poured. If I remember correctly it started after the 2nd dose.
Susan
I thought i was going crazy for a min.lol thanks.0 -
yes - mine started feeling
yes - mine started feeling like that when I started losing my nose hairs! I totally didn't think about losing the hair inside my nose! My nose & eyes are watering constantly now! I was on the same, 4 rounds of AC, then 2 rounds of Taxotere. I actually got a small sore on the inside of my nose & used Aquaphor lotion to soothe it.
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Heather0 -
The fun just goes on...Heatherbelle said:yes - mine started feeling
yes - mine started feeling like that when I started losing my nose hairs! I totally didn't think about losing the hair inside my nose! My nose & eyes are watering constantly now! I was on the same, 4 rounds of AC, then 2 rounds of Taxotere. I actually got a small sore on the inside of my nose & used Aquaphor lotion to soothe it.
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Heather
I've not had chemo, but I know nose trouble is one of the side effects. As we exhale, some moisture is expelled. Typically, much of this moisture collects on the nose hairs, and airborne matter [dust, dander, pollen, smoke, etc] sticks to the wet hairs [forming buggars?] instead of continuing onward toward our respiratory system. Also, this moisture helps to keep the delicate membranes in the nose hydrated. Fast forward to chemo, and hair loss. Without those little hairs [they have a technical name that I cannot remember], this simple yet brilliant system is broken.0 -
nosem_azingrace said:The fun just goes on...
I've not had chemo, but I know nose trouble is one of the side effects. As we exhale, some moisture is expelled. Typically, much of this moisture collects on the nose hairs, and airborne matter [dust, dander, pollen, smoke, etc] sticks to the wet hairs [forming buggars?] instead of continuing onward toward our respiratory system. Also, this moisture helps to keep the delicate membranes in the nose hydrated. Fast forward to chemo, and hair loss. Without those little hairs [they have a technical name that I cannot remember], this simple yet brilliant system is broken.
My nose didn't burn or itch much during chemo ... but I did have problems with ... when I'd blow my nose there would be blood ... and sometimes "clotty" type stuff (sorry!) ... but I've read that some would get blooding noses a lot during chemo.
It's just amazine what chemo does to different parts of your body. I think we all realize we'll probably lose our hair ... but we don't stop to think about all of the places where we have hair. I was also surprised with the nail issues... not to mention skin rashes, eyes and nose running ... etc. etc. It's just one big adventure after another!
hugs,
teena0 -
I had runny eyes and my nose was a faucet too!tgf said:nose
My nose didn't burn or itch much during chemo ... but I did have problems with ... when I'd blow my nose there would be blood ... and sometimes "clotty" type stuff (sorry!) ... but I've read that some would get blooding noses a lot during chemo.
It's just amazine what chemo does to different parts of your body. I think we all realize we'll probably lose our hair ... but we don't stop to think about all of the places where we have hair. I was also surprised with the nail issues... not to mention skin rashes, eyes and nose running ... etc. etc. It's just one big adventure after another!
hugs,
teena
I also had brown bloody mucous when I blew my nose (gross--but part of the deal). My onc. said the chemo affects all the mucous membranes--nose, GI tract--even the vagina. Mine did subside after chemo.
Good luck and keep tissues handy!
Hugs, Renee0
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