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Birmingham, AL

I go for my second chemo tomorrow and wondering if I will feel bad after this session as well

June 16, 2024
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A MyBCTeam Member

My PCP told me it is like watching a dropped ball bounce. Yes, it bounces back, but each bounce is a little slower and not as high. Knowing what was coming was helpful, and allowed me to be more proactive- rest, eat well, keep hydrating, do things that make you smile- put yourself in the best place physically and mentally- and remember, each one done moves you closer to the finish line! Hugs!

June 16, 2024
A MyBCTeam Member

It tends to be accumulative. Each one took a little bit more.
Wishing you well!

June 16, 2024
MyBCTeam

Chemotherapy effects can be cumulative, meaning they may get worse with each session. As one MyBCTeam member shared, "Treatment five took me longer to recover and six hit me fast and hard, taking almost two weeks before I felt better." It's important to monitor your body's reactions and discuss any concerns with your Show Full Answer

Chemotherapy effects can be cumulative, meaning they may get worse with each session. As one MyBCTeam member shared, "Treatment five took me longer to recover and six hit me fast and hard, taking almost two weeks before I felt better." It's important to monitor your body's reactions and discuss any concerns with your oncologist to manage side effects effectively.

June 16, 2024

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