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Sever pain from braf/me know combo

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    • February 6, 2016 at 1:45 am
    specka
    Participant
    My husband has been dealing with debilitating pain and swelling get in his ankles. The doctors say it’s a reaction to the meds and to take benadryl. Can anyone tell me what is actually happening and if there is anything else he can do. He hates benadryl.
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      • February 6, 2016 at 1:46 am
      specka
      Participant
      Braf/mek combo*
      Please forgive the auto correct.
      • February 6, 2016 at 1:46 am
      specka
      Participant
      Braf/mek combo*
      Please forgive the auto correct.
      • February 6, 2016 at 1:46 am
      specka
      Participant
      Braf/mek combo*
      Please forgive the auto correct.
      • February 6, 2016 at 4:13 am
      Rita and Charles
      Participant

      My husband has severe back pain from a previous accident, broken back……he is on BRAF/MEK and his wrists and his back were excruciating.  Antiinflammatories , IBprofin……but actually, he is now using medical marijuana oil…..a drop under his tounge and it helps the pain.  We live in California so it is available.  I wish that I had better advice, its so hard to deal with pain from the medicines helping the cancer…..

      Good luck, 

      Rita

      • February 6, 2016 at 4:13 am
      Rita and Charles
      Participant

      My husband has severe back pain from a previous accident, broken back……he is on BRAF/MEK and his wrists and his back were excruciating.  Antiinflammatories , IBprofin……but actually, he is now using medical marijuana oil…..a drop under his tounge and it helps the pain.  We live in California so it is available.  I wish that I had better advice, its so hard to deal with pain from the medicines helping the cancer…..

      Good luck, 

      Rita

      • February 6, 2016 at 4:13 am
      Rita and Charles
      Participant

      My husband has severe back pain from a previous accident, broken back……he is on BRAF/MEK and his wrists and his back were excruciating.  Antiinflammatories , IBprofin……but actually, he is now using medical marijuana oil…..a drop under his tounge and it helps the pain.  We live in California so it is available.  I wish that I had better advice, its so hard to deal with pain from the medicines helping the cancer…..

      Good luck, 

      Rita

        • February 8, 2016 at 3:22 am
        specka
        Participant
        Unfortunately the doctor doesn’t want him to ingest Marijuana of any kind. It’s devastating to watching in this much pain. I feel he is about to call it quits on the drug if this persists.
        • February 8, 2016 at 3:22 am
        specka
        Participant
        Unfortunately the doctor doesn’t want him to ingest Marijuana of any kind. It’s devastating to watching in this much pain. I feel he is about to call it quits on the drug if this persists.
        • February 8, 2016 at 3:22 am
        specka
        Participant
        Unfortunately the doctor doesn’t want him to ingest Marijuana of any kind. It’s devastating to watching in this much pain. I feel he is about to call it quits on the drug if this persists.
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