Hi Susan,
Discuss the timing of your medications with your oncologist or nurse . Timing with meals , time of day, spread them apart,and hydrate, hydrate, hydrate . Are you drinking 60 ounces of water or more daily.Description of the details of the issue with my nurses was always the most productive. Take a look at the prescription side effects and see if there are warnings of anti interactions.Your pharmacist can also help. I hope you get through this . Take care and keep in touch.

I had to change the meds I was taking because it was making me sick to my stomach and bad headaches. I also do not take any meds without eating something first. I would ask your Dr. and see if they know why or what to change, so you will feel better.
Take care of yourself.

Steroids, make me so bloated. Necessary evil, I guess😥

I get that on occasion too. I think there's such a thing as chemo belly. I'm thinking the Ninlaro might be part of your problem. I took it for three months last year, and it was very unpredictable. Some days I had nausea, some days I didn't. Each of the three cycles I took affected me differently. That's why I switched back to Velcade. My doctor had put me on it just for the convenience of a pill, and I gave it the old college try! 💕

My belly blows up two days after treatment which includes Dex