In a message dated 12/26/1999 6:24:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,
BesTom@AOL.COM writes:
> Apparently this is not a side effect of the neupogen which is giving him
significantly more pain
Are you SURE of this? My father had terrible back pains from his chemo - but
only one of them - he got it twice a month - one for 2 hrs and another for
1/2 hour. The shorter one caused him all that pain. Both the doctor's office
and the lab where he got his tests done told him the chemo caused the severe
pain. It's gone now that he is done with chemo. He was convinced he had
bone cancer - THANK GOD, it was no such thing. -chris r.
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