Chemo stays in your body after treatment ends. Side effects can still manifest months after your last infusion.
- jmoistner
- Dublin, IN
- Member Since Feb 2013
Their Diagnoses (1)
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- Survivor: Triple-Negative Breast Cancer, Lobular
- Patient Info: Finished active treatment less than 5 years ago, Diagnosed: almost 9 years ago, Female, Age: 44, Stage II, HER2 Positive: No, ER Positive: No, PR Positive: No
- View this journey (2 Experiences)
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jmoistner started following
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jmoistner asked a questionBreast Cancer
Why are my hands swelling? Why are my fingernails separating from nailbeds?
about 8 years ago11 answers-
DaveWaz
jmoistner,
Your question and the topic of nail changes from chemotherapy helped inspire a blog article.What's happening to my nails? - Nail Changes from Chemo
http://www.whatnext.com/blog/posts/what-s-happening-to-my-nails-nail-changes-from-chemoHave you found anything that is working for you lately? This article shares solutions from WhatNexters and related questions others have asked on the site; perhaps you will find it helpful.
David
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jmoistner shared an experience
Procedure or Surgery (Mastectomy): Left breast mastectomy on June 19th, 2012 and glad I chose to have that done. They found another cancerous tumor that did not show on any tests. Had I not been hit by the car door, this "spot' would not have been detected until I was going through normal screening tests when I was 40. That was 5 years from now!
about 8 years ago -
jmoistner shared an experience
Oh No (Diagnosed): I was hit by a car door and developed a lump over my left breast. After 4-5 weeks of my husbands persistance, I went to have it looked at. On May 22nd, 2012 I found myself in surgery to have the lump removed. On May 29th, I was given the news that it was cancerous.
about 8 years ago