@nycmusic yes! We use the Claritin daily right after the neulasta onpro device & Udenyca nobody - both devices to retrieve white blood cells from bone marrow resulting in long bone pain (femur in leg, humerus in arm) and for histamine-driven inflammation in bone, it was found that for that specific bone pain, Claritin helps!! And yes, Tylenol does too, especially the 8 hour or extra strength.
We also switched from getting infusion of Zometa every 6 months while on Keytruda, to now monthly injections of Xgeva, due to some lytic rather than sclerotic bone lesions.
Targeted radiation for the bones takes a while to see relief, but it does work!!
Here’s a photo of the Neulasta device, applied by oncology nurse at chemo infusion, and it goes off & automatically injects 27 hours after chemo infusion.
Boosts immunity by making new white blood cells, specifically the infection fighters, the important neutrophils. If neutrophils are zero you definitely get one!!