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My question is if i could deal with the rash why can't I continue the taxol for the remaining 3 treatments? And shoudl the taxol be replaced with another drug to finish treatment? Since I had no positive lymph nodes should I just end the treatment right now? The cancer was only in 1 breast, I decided to be pro-active and remove both.
I was one of three patients in my oncologists office to EVER be allergic to Taxol, but my allergy was more pervasive. At the start of the Taxol I had breathing and heart issues. However, Abraxane is given to those of us fortunate enough to be allergic to Taxol. I say fortunate, because Abraxane has no pre-meds, and takes 30 minutes to administer. It's so much better than Taxol on the allergies.
Best of luck on your chemo. Tamoxifen is no sweet street either.
I was one of three patients in my oncologists office to EVER be allergic to Taxol, but my allergy was more pervasive. At the start of the Taxol I had breathing and heart issues. However, Abraxane is given to those of us fortunate enough to be allergic to Taxol. I say fortunate, because Abraxane has no pre-meds, and takes 30 minutes to administer. It's so much better than Taxol on the allergies.
Best of luck on your chemo. Tamoxifen is no sweet street either.
Any update?