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Old 06-15-2009, 09:02 AM   #1
Colleen007
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I was never allergic to anything in my life...after chemo, I found that I was allergic to IV Contrast for CT scans and 3 different antibiotics (Vancomycin, Leviquin and Cipro). Something definitely changes with chemo.
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Diagnosed 10-03-2005 (34 wks pregnant, 38 yrs old)
Lumpectomy Nov-2005. 10/18 Lymph Nodes impacted
Mets to liver, spine & femurs (thus being stage IV right from the get-go)
ER-, PR-, HER2+
Taxol/Herceptin/Zometa started Dec-2005. 11 cycles of Taxol.
Sept-2006: PET/CT scan of mets to liver, spine and femurs - Stable. Activity in R breast & mediastinum (not seen in prior scans).
Navelbine (3 wks on/1 wk off) as of Oct--2006 & continued Herceptin (every 3 wks) & Zometa (every 6 wks)
Jan-2007: PET/CT Scan - Stable. Continued Nav. through March-2007, then Herc./Zom. only after that.
June-2007: PET/CT Scan - activity in mediastinum. Back on Navelbine as of July-2007.
Scanned Quarterly since Oct-2007 - a few small scares, but otherwise stable due to continuing weekly Navelbine, Herceptin and Quarterly Zometa.
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Old 06-16-2009, 01:48 AM   #2
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I never seemed to be allergic to anything before chemo but now notice that dust,perfume,household cleaners and unidentified things seem to set me off. Also my skin has become particularly sensitive so have to be careful what I put on it.
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