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Doxorubicin 50Mg Injection Health Feed

Asked for Male, 19 years old from Udaipur
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Internal Medicine Specialist•Kendujhar
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Thanks for your query on Lybrate
"As" per your clinical history is concerned, do take treatment for underlying pathology only, so to know the present status do few investigations-
1) Thyroid function test
2) Kidney function tests
3) Liver function test
4) B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP)
5) ECG/ECHO/Cardiac catheterization
Do take treatment as per exact type only and follow lifestyle modifications like this -
1) Controlling high blood pressure, high cho...more
Asked for male, 43 years old from Greater Noida
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Oncologist•Mira Bhayandar
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Regimen given this way is known as r dose adjusted epoch and not r chop. I will not comment on dosages as it will be decided by treating oncologist based on patient tolerance. Typically after completing such 6 cycles. After a gap of at least 2 months. We do a repeat pet ct scan to assess response and rule of any additional role of any therapy. Thank you.
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2013-mastectomy surgery followed by chemotherapy (6) (doxorubicin) and radiotherapy (25) followed by ai therapy including tamoxifen citrate 20 mg (5 yrs) 2018- metastasis in lumber spine along l3-l4 region treated by palliative radiotherapy (5 of 20 gy dosage) followed by ai therapy including letrozole 2.5 mg+palbociclib+monthly zoledronic acid 4 mg inj. But due to some affordability issues were unable to continue it. Now 2020- metastasis progressed to retroperitoneal region proximal to left para-aortal lymph nodes as per latest mri screening. From last few months she is suffering from excruciating pain in lumber spine that radiates to her ribs and intensifies during night. So for current condition she has already completed palliative radiotherapy (10) but that was of no use to her in terms of pain management or tumor suppression. So she is currently on chemotherapy treatment and completed 3/6 of paclitaxel100 mg+carboplatin. Our problem is that she is suffering from side effects of chemo including nausea, vomiting, diarrhea and abdominal cramps. Please help us to get her relieve from this condition.

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Oncologist•Delhi
While these may be the side effects of chemotherapy, they may also be a subtle pointer towards drop in white blood cell counts specially if the patient is taking the chemotherapy on a weekly basis. The patient also needs good pain management.
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