← Return to Capecitabine side effects are really tough: What helps?

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@denise134, you may also be interested in these related discussions:

- Anyone taking Capecitabine Chemo for bile duct cancer? https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/anyone-taking-capecitabine-chemo/
- After Bone marrow transplant: Mucositis, post care and follow ups
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/bone-marrow-transplant-mucositis-post-care-and-follow-ups/
I'm also tagging fellow members like @gamaryanne @stevm @wifemom3 @canfriend @martin77 @cjay who have experience with capecitabine and managing side effects.

Denise, how are you doing on the lower dose?

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Hello Denise. There are some comments about capecitabine in the above thread which I hope may be useful.
There is light at the end of the tunnel. After my bowel cancer surgery in Nov 2022 and liver cancer surgery in August 2024 I'm now enjoying skiing in the French Alps and planning a long bike ride in June!
Happy New Year.