Tomorrow, Monday July 31st, I get my first Pluvicto Infusion and NOT knowing what to expect, I am opening the "Flood Gates" for anyone that has started, or finished this me and would be willing to fill me in on the process.
I have not heard enough info on pets (Dogs), so i am boarding her for seven days. After the first infusion, when can i have lunch with my buddies, sitting in a booth is rather close...............and what about my cleaning lady, should she take precautions??
This is enough to get me started, and i do appreciate the input......(Smile)🙂
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Sorry I can't contribute on the Pluvicto issue, just to wish you well. But on that photo you posted, if that is a photo of you in your 80's....I want what you have!
I feel absolutely terrible after the first infusion. Stayed in bed. couldn't eat , pain from my butt up to my chest, dry heaves.......i don't think i will be doing any more Pluvicto !!!!!
I am so sorry to hear this!! My Joe had mild nausea and major fatigue for the first day after each of his 2 infusions. I don’t know that he would have continued, either! That being said, his PSA rose after the first dose, so we sont know if it’s working or not☹️
Did you feel better after a few days? Hoping the side effects got more bearable for you.
My PSA also rose after the first infusion. It was 30ish. 5, and now 42.6. Oncologist said he wasn't concerned. Just needs time to clean up a lot of mess lol
I have been on pills for feeling sick and the dry heaves prier to my six Chemo sessions. Today is Thursday, August 3rd, and i am feeling better, so guess i will quit being a baby, put my big man pants on and continue (Smile)
Will be taking a new med, called OLANZapine, 5 mg. The night after 2nd infusion, i will take one at bed time, and follow this pill with one each of the following nights making it a total of 4 pills in four nights. Should take care of the nausea
They don't have specific restrictions for pets. If your worried about them, boarding is a good idea, but I would say only for 2-3 days at the most (same as spouse).
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