Loading ...Re The comments who said I knew a guy who’s wife died 3 weeks after starting chemotherapy” not helpful.
No it’s not because it may have not that reason or in itself. May have been too late. It does need monitoring though either you need to miss a dose. I was on a light form of a new bring the immune system to it chemo for skin cancer the doctor wanted to try to avoid surgery. Because I waited to pull the cord till the last seconds because I was thinking about other people so he wanted to be more aggressive. So I did the medicine 7 days a week instead of the maximum dose of 4 days a week. Even before the forth day I was feeling pretty sick and by the 4 th day was not well but kept taking it. After awhile if that my body was telling me the medicine was gonna kill me faster than the cancer so stopped a day. With the load of the medicine in my system I don’t think it made must difference if I took a day or two off anyways but I made it one day to come up for air and some how was working through that. So if you have to take it listen to your body you know more than anyone or be the higher power. More isn’t always better. Trials probably already found that out. It was a success and found where one was tunneling down but healed over and avoided surgery and doctor was really happy as I was a kind of experiment of a alternative way and perfectly fine with me missing a dose here and there especially since I was taking more than the max. It was hard to follow a certain diet and helping my immune system when sick and couldn’t use things like cannabis that’s supposed to help because I was still working but just did the food in smaller more frequent portions.