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Re: Long term effects of Cisplatin?

by in Living with and beyond cancer
September 2020
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September 2020
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Hi! i don’t  know why know helps, but it was important at the time. Now I am just getting on with things... I’m over that hump which I posted a few weeks ago when I was feeling rather flat. I was confused as I also have a screwed thyroid which gives the same symptoms. Anyway, not feeling sorry for myself any more. Glad to be alive. Glad to have my family. Bugger the aches and pains. The new me will do just fine.  ... View more

Long term effects of Cisplatin?

by in Living with and beyond cancer
September 2020
3 Kudos
September 2020
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Hi everyone. I had Cisplatin treatment followed by radiation for uterine cancer which ended around 15 months ago. I am currently all clear which is amazing. However, I do feel like the medication has taken its toll on my body. Tired, achy, dodgy heart rate etc... Does anyone else have these problems ages after treatment has ended? I do also have a thyroid problem for which I am on medication. My thyroid levels are good now, so it's not that causing these feelings. Originally I thought it was the thyroid as the symptoms are similar, but this is not the case. Thanks in advance x ... View more
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