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Re: 1000% increase in chemotherapy efficiency with prozac!
Pretty sure (but will try to find out where I read this to confirm). I remember thinking the same as you did when reading the info and being surprised too. But no it is broken down quickly by the body (defending itself) and the weeks that follow chemo is used to deal with the cellular damages and metabolites created (which we associate with chemo action but it is in fact chemo effects).
Well indeed 24h separation is not long in any case..
And indeed again if you in the USA have onconlogists that are ready to sit down and take the time to read this and are open to suggestions and progressive then yes it would be great to ask!
And there is no counter indication for you to use it then it seems that there is little to be lost..IMHO
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35 y/o
June 06: BC stage I
Grade 3; ER/PR neg
Her-2+++; lumpectomies
Aug 06: Stage IV
liver mets: 6 tumours
July 06 to Jan 07: 2*FEC+6*Taxotere; 3*TACE; LITT
March 07- Sept 07: Vaccination trial (phase 2, peptide based) at the UW (Seattle).
Herceptin since 2006
NED til Oct 09
Recurrence Oct 2009: to internal mammary gland since October 2009 missed on Oct and March 2010 scan.. palpable nodes in May 2010 when I realised..
Nov 2011:7 mets to lungs progressing fast failed hercp/tykerb/xeloda combo..
superior vena cava blocked: stent but face remains puffy
April 2012: Teresa Trial, randomised to TDM1
Nov 2012 progressing on TDM1
Dec 2012 blockage of my airways by tumours, obliteration of these blocking tumours breathing better but hoping for more- at mo too many tumours to count in the lungs and nodes.
Dec 2012 Starting new trial S-222611 phase 1b dual egfr her2+ inhibitor.
'Under no circumstances should you lose hope..' Dalai Lama
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