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Nausea - anal cancer

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Hello All,

I am 13 weeks post chemo/radiation and I'm still experiencing nausea.  The docs say that the effects of the treatment do not typically last this long; however, they haven't come up with any answers yet.  I take medication throughout the day to combat it and follow a no meat, no sugar, mostly dairy free diet.  Did any of you guys experience nausea this long after treatment or does anyone have any suggestions?

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    Or ondansetron is also good but yes cyclexin however you spell it is another anti sickness although that one doesn't agree with me but ondansetron does . Good luck hope it subsides soon . Some people swear by ginger ,I don't like ginger biscuits or anything ginger but if you don't mind it ,it's worth giving it a go x

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    Or ondansetron is also good but yes cyclexin however you spell it is another anti sickness although that one doesn't agree with me but ondansetron does . Good luck hope it subsides soon . Some people swear by ginger ,I don't like ginger biscuits or anything ginger but if you don't mind it ,it's worth giving it a go x

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