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I am close to 94 yrs and will start Velcade next week. Where is it injected and what are the side affects?
Just started Velcade. I’ve been feeling more pain pain and seeing some bruising. I’m worried the condition is getting worse.
Thankfully, I have not had issues with the shots in my stomach and no nausea. I know that is a blessing!
I get three shots per week, two in stomach and one in upper thigh. Finding going though them harder each time we arrive. The thigh injection very painful and slow. Only in my first cycle, can’t imagine all that are yet to come. Feeling bad cause I know all of you are going thru the same or perhaps much worse. Maybe just need to express myself. Trying to keep the end goal in mind. Thanks in advance cause I know the support will follow. ☮️ and ❄️ from Minnesota.
If something is bothering you, more than likely someone else is suffering from it too. We are not unique......a lot of the time. I just feel strange asking about things, but being ME, I do anyway… read more
My enzymes got out of wack in October and I was also sick and off treatment. Number went up .5 point maybe they will come back down
It did on mine after about 2 months of back pain, I took Tylenol every 6 hours as was told by my oncoligest
New patient here with this treatment. Have bone aches and pains in my side and back and joints. Is this common?
Six years in and back pain I been able to deal with you just got to learn what triggers it and stop doing it. The neuropathy and pain can be controlled with morphine ER and tens unit helps me. For me… read more
Does anyone have belly bloat? This last month it’s gotten worse. Also I’ve been waking up to throwing up just water though. Not nauseous just waking up to it. Last night was bad. Threw out my pillow and had to shower at 3am. 🤷♀️😞
Most probable that you have fluid in your abdomen. I have the same problem. Can be controlled with dieretics although it’s a yo yo proposition. If you are at the point that you are throwing up fluid… read more
..I mean from the injectable form given during induction
yes, they change locations....wondering if a slower injection would help? Anyway, I'm past all that .....for now, anyway.
I find with my fingers that if I give them a really good shaking for 30 seconds it almost completely goes away, for a while. Cant figure out how to shake my toes so i massage them and it helps a bit.