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Robin64
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October 2021

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Hi, I am new! I was getting Keytruda infusions. After a year I had to stop, because I got colitis. I am still getting tired easily! I need to take frequent naps. Does anyone have issues like this?

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sch
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October 2021

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Hi Robin64,

Welcome to the community!

Keytruda is not something that I'm familiar with.

How is your treatment?

I think that fatigue is certainly something that goes hand in hand with treatment, even if it is for some time after treatment has ceased.

How are you feeling otherwise?

-s

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kanterl
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January 2022

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Hi, I am also new here. To address your concern, I am 15 years out from diagnosis and I take naps all the time. Not sure if it is because of treatment or I'm just getting old! If that's the worst of things for you, consider yourself lucky.

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