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From what I’ve gathered, three is basically the limit. I’ve heard that trying for four is just asking for serious complications—like, life-threatening stuff. A long time ago, a woman over in Mexico tried for four and barely made it out alive.
From what I’ve heard, three is pretty much the limit. People say if you go for four, things can get dangerous—like, life-threateningly intense. I remember hearing about a woman in Mexico who went for four and barely made it out alive.
I'm curious—does anyone know how long the recovery period usually lasts after the last round of chemo? (I’m just going in for preventative treatment.)
Hey everyone—so, I just got my pathology results back and it turns out I have liposarcoma. To stay ahead of things, I'm starting a regimen of six rounds of chemo. The schedule is five days at the clinic followed by three weeks at home. Has anyone here gone through something similar? Thanks.
I'm heading in for kidney surgery soon—does anyone know how long I'll actually have to deal with a catheter after the procedure is over?