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[redrocketbird]

I'd say one of the worst parts of chemotherapy is when you lose your nose hairs, which you more than likely will.

Now that doesn't sound all that bad, but it makes you super sensitive to smells, especially bad smells. You'll also find that your nose is constantly filled with dry snot, and it's quite easy to get nosebleeds (at least in my experience), so its super annoying

(the chemo drugs I am on are doxorubicin and ifosfamide so it might be different if you are on different chemo drugs)

[redrocketbird]

So I'm on my third day of chemotherapy and all seems to be going well. I was little breathless last night so the nurses had me on oxygen overnight.

After today I will have an 18 day break from chemo and then begin the second cycle - the doctors plan on doing 6 cycles in total

[davidrussellschilling]

Is Doxycycline A Strong Antibiotic

Is Doxycycline A Strong Antibiotic

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Veterinarians prescribe Doxycycline because it’s a strong, effective antibiotic with extended effectiveness against some diseases.(More…)

Even in the prescribing info in zithromax, it says that it can be working for 7 days.Urinary tract infections caused by microorganisms, such as chlamydia, may be treated with the antibiotics azithromycin, tetracycline or doxycycline.

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[itsnoahloui-blog]

Sooo I possibly get my results for my ultrasound tomorrow... That means that I find out if the new lump that has grown is either a thyroid problem or another neurofibroma or a cancer. Like, I know that if it was BAD bad, then I would probably be contacted much faster but...If it's a rare cancer (which the cancers associated with NF normally are) then it would take many groups of people to find some kind of diagnosis. And many people mean A LOT OF TIME. If it is cancer, then I know it will probably be MPNST or some kind of soft tissue cancer, but still...those cancers are horrible, and from what I've seen, the chemo is worse. In a way, though...If it IS cancer, then at least I would have an answer. I would have an answer and I could get it cured. Idk. Being sixteen (in six days!!) means that you're incredibly insecure as fuck. Having a plexiforma on your neck/face is also bad. And possibly having cancer??? AHAHAH That mixed in with GAD, insomnia, some sort of depression/dissociation disorder, and being a queer trans person? Even better! the world fuckin hates me sometimes.

[alphablackvegan]

This man went through so much and he still found the strength to keep going because he knew he would beat this disease for himself and his family's sake🙏👊 @Regrann from @danthonytrains - Peace Beloved,Good Morning.Humbled💚Grateful And Appreciative To The Most High And The You-Niverse For Granting Me Yet Another Day In The Physical Form~Damn It Feels Good To Be Alive~Never Give Up Because Everything Is Possible!Namaste I Love You All. #train2live #eat2live #teamtariq @adidas #adidas #mpnst #sarcoma #neurofibromatosis #plantbased #vegan #vegansofig #core #nevergiveupvidseries #alphablackvegan #alphablackmen #blackvegan #survivor #lightbeing #veganfitness #veganbodybuilding #plantbasedbodybuilding #veganguys #whatveganslooklike #veganfighter #transformation

[pathologycloud]

Thigh Mass

Male patient in his second decade presents with huge thigh mass.

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[frazzlesjournel-blog]

I had my post op appointment today.

I travelled to London for a check-up after my operation and to find out what it was that they were removing. Turns out, it was actually cancer, the same type I had in my arm, MPNST, but it is all gone. I'm clear. They have discharged me for my lung now, they aren't worried at all but I will still be going to check-ups for the next 9ish years. 

Seeing the x-ray of what my lung now looks like is so weird. You can actually see how a section of it is missing and that the diaphragm has moved to accommodate it. It's crazy.

But I'm happy that's all over now. Finally. 

[frazzlesjournel-blog]

Cancer really isn't fun.

I know a lot of people feel a 'connection' with people who have cancer if they do too but I don't really have that. I mean, I quite like talking to survivors and all that and I like to talk to people going through the same thing as me, I just don't really feel a connection, maybe I would if I had ever met someone who had/has the same type as me but I haven't. 

I also don't like it when people tell you that you're going to be okay and don't give you room to voice any worries you might have.