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First few days of chemotherapy

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Please can anyone give me any tips ? I am 42 with stage 4 lung cancer . I went for my first chemo in hospital for a whole day and tablets at home for 2 days . I am on last day but feel really nauseous the anti sickness only work for a little while .

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pollyjj

Sorry I cant help, but do you have a chemo Nurse who you could phone for advice.

take care

pollyxx

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nobagaboo in reply to pollyjj

Yes polly thanks just hoped someone had the same as me and something helped xxxc

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Magpuss

I've no idea if this will help at all but it might be worth trying - if you haven't already tried it, ginger usually helps with nausea. Ginger tea or ginger root seeped in hot water. You'll probably find several ways of using or preparing it on google. Hope you find something that helps, take care.

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nobagaboo in reply to Magpuss

Thank you I will definitely try ginger .

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Magpuss in reply to nobagaboo

Fingers crossed for you.

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rubyred777

The best advice I can give you, is to direct you to the Roy Castle Lung cancer

Site. You should get much advice there. It is part of Healthunlocked.

Rubyxx 😊

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freefaller

I have no experience of this but three of my friends have had chemo and it is bad stuff. Sickness seems to be par for the course. I would recommend ginger but would also recommend calling the hospital where you have your chemo and asking them for advice. Call your GP too someone there should be able to help.

Hope this passes soon.

Love and hugs

Sian

Xoxoxo

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tilstongal

Do you have a Macmillan nurse? I have had lung cancer and the Mac nurses were great. If you call your hospital chemo dept they should point you in the right direction. Also as has been suggested look at the Roy Castle lung cancer site.

Good luck!

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