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Bone pain from Neulasta (pegfilgrastim)

Breast Cancer | Last Active: Apr 30, 2023 | Replies (27)

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@1nan

I have experienced severe bone pain from two different treatments. It can be quite intense, as you expressed. After being told that some patients got relief from taking over the counter Claritin, I asked my oncologist about it and was given his okay. In both cases I took it few days before through few days after and had very significant pain relief. Later a drug rep from one of the drug companies said his company had begun suggesting it. We are all different but it may be worth conversation with your ordering physician.
If you try it will you please let us know about your response? Best wishes, Nancy

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@1nan
I agree with that. My oncology group had us take antihistamines as well while giving ourselves these injections (in my case, 5 nights of injections). Yes, there is pain but probably is lessened just a bit by the antihistamine.

My initial treatment for ovarian cancer was carbo/Taxel and I had Neulasta after each treatment. The Neulasta definitely causes bone pain, and I was instructed to take Claritin every day Which I did, and got relief from the bone pain.