This is my second treatment day 8 and it seems like my mouth and tongue are getting numb.
I had issues with vomiting. They couldn't seem to get a grip on it the first few days, but it always got better. Remember to sleep when you are tired. Don't try to fight it. It will help you heal faster. You will find that you will sleep longer the more treatments that you have. Near the end of my last treatment, I think I slept for two days straight. I just didn't have the energy to get out of bed. Stay Strong! Say Positive! Prayers to you! Let me know if you have any other questions.
I had four rounds of AC chemo. My treatments were on Thursdays, and I had Neulasta shots on Friday. Saturdays and Sundays were my most uncomfortable days after treatment. My biggest complaints were nausea and heartburn. I found if I took a zofran religiously every 8 hours, and tried to keep just a tiny bit of food in my belly it helped with the nausea. They gave me a prescription for my heartburn, but it didn't really help. The Neulasta shot made me achy, but just for 1 day. They recommended taking a Claritin the day before, day of, and day after the Neulasta shot to help with the body aches. I hated AC chemo as it just gave me an overall gross feeling. About a week after treatment i was back to normal.
I basic had the issue with nausea. Fatigue and hydration , I'm going to try the suggestion of rinsing my mouth with baking soda, salt and water as said by Seeshe and also another thing ladies keep active as I found out today I have a small blood clot on my lungs.
The only things that I have is nausea no get up and go and I have no strength, I am also taking Vitamin B and D. My hair is so thin and dry.
I had complete hair loss after my first treatment. Mild nausea and extreme fatigue the day after treatment. Body aches due to Neulesta.