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Tafinlar and Mekinist Qusstion
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Tafinlar and Mekinist Qusstion

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    • September 9, 2019 at 7:09 pm
    swalters1038
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      Just wondering who out there has finished Tafinlar and Mekinist and there associated post treatment experience. I was feeling pretty good towards the end of treatment with good energy levels and a week after I was finished the combo have felt exhausted with very little energy. Anybody out there share their experience?

      Cheers
      Steven

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        • September 24, 2019 at 2:09 pm
        bethy62
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          I haven’t done this treatment myself but I person the I support through Peer to Peer counselling finished her year in July. She is still struggling with Thyroid issues and fatigue. The ” Brain Fog” is still hanging around as is the fatigue. She sometimes it hit’s like a wall. There is also an emotional exhaustion that comes with finishing treatments. it might take a few months.
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