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@Angela Wright/">@@Angela Wright:
Thanks for such a detailed response. I’m going to pass your post along to this poor mother. We're honestly feeling a bit lost on how to move forward from here...
@slyseal28/">@@slyseal28:
I have no idea who suggested that specific treatment to her; she just asked me to look it up online since she isn't exactly tech-savvy.
thanks so much.
Best regards,
John Martin14
slyseal28 said:Sutent isn't available as an injection, either here in the States or abroad. Who told you that? 😕

quoting: SUTENT is a medicine that treats cancer. It comes in 12.5-mg, 25-mg, and 50-mg capsules. You take SUTENT once per day by mouth. Do not open the capsules.

Thanks for getting back to me.
If it's not an injection, what form does this medication actually come in, and where can one find it?
My friend's son has been diagnosed with Stage IV melanoma, and unfortunately, it has already metastasized to his brain. The doctors have recommended Sutent.
Could you please send over a link in Spanish or German if possible? Our English isn't quite strong enough to navigate all the technical details.
Does anyone happen to know where I might be able to find "Sutent" in injectable form?
A huge thank you in advance for any guidance.
Warm regards to everyone,
John Martin14
Schizophrenia - General Discussion in Psychology & Therapy ·
Can people with epilepsy exhibit behaviors similar to those with schizophrenia?
A family member of mine is currently taking Tegretol 400, but there are moments when their behavior shifts so drastically it’s as if their entire personality has been swapped out. At times, they seem to present an image that is completely at odds with who they actually are or what they truly intend.
What could be causing this? Is it possible for epilepsy to overlap with symptoms of schizophrenia, or perhaps we are looking at a specific subtype of epilepsy?

Greetings to everyone—whether you're feeling healthy, dealing with illness, those who feel they might be both, and of course, the therapists too!
John Martin14