- low white blood cell count : increases the risk of infection and if not controlled could become life-threatening
- Anaemia : (low red blood cell count) may make me feel tired and short of breadth
- Decrease platelet count : increase the risk of bleeding or bruising
- Numbness and tingling in limbs : may affect my quality of life
- Nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping, diarrhoea and constipation
- Fatigue (tiredness) or weekness
- Allergic Reactions
- Hair loss
What choice do I have? Like it or not, I'd still have to go through this. To my surprise, when the Oncologist measured the diameter of the lump, it was 4.5 cm. The size has increased from 3.1 cm during the diagnosis. I'm now rigorously reciting the prayers (some verses in the Qura'an) to shrink/kill the cancel cells...
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Ti, continue your prayers. we'll do our part. Be strong as ever and even more. we love you..
it's id not sanusi, I logged on using his id...marah pulak nanti bahar...
TQ Id, I know it's you from the way you write. Alhamdulillah, it's getting warmer and it's not that cold anymore for ablution early in the morning. No reason for missing tahajjud, Taubat and Hajat...
Kak...have u heard of CoQ10...people told me that it can reduce the risk of chemo side effect and reduce the chance if getting cancer if u still not have. i have some more at home if you wanna try. take plenty of antioxidant...
Rin, I've never heard of it but I'm now taking zoelite to detox. Well, the nurse said not to mix with other supplement when I'm on chemo...
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