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    • July 8, 2023 at 6:02 pm
    K Morton
    Participant
      First treatment complete (obdivo and yervoy) additional toci sub q injection. initial response feeling better day 2 nausea and fatigue increased. Anyone else have this experience this?
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        • July 12, 2023 at 12:54 am
        brianm
        Participant
          It has been over 5 years since my first dose. I just remember after the treatment and for about two days I would feel slow and muscles sore. After that, it was just the symptoms from the cancer to deal with.

          I didn’t have nausea, but sometimes because of the tumors and morphine.

          Hope that helps, I almost died and that combination made me cancer free. Started working on the tumors in about 7 weeks.

          God bless you,
          Brian

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