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My Husband's journey with Glioblastoma
Brain Tumor | Last Active: Oct 21 5:20pm | Replies (174)Comment receiving replies
@otis123, what a relief that Keytruda was approved at this time. I know it's only been a few days, but how is your husband tolerating it? Has the nausea and unsteadiness subsided since you last wrote?
@mgreen616, how are you and your husband doing? What are the next steps for him?
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The Keytruda was postponed since he was having so much trouble with this round of radiation. He finished the last radiation treatment today. He has improved a lot but still not 100% in his memory and his unsteadiness. At least he is back to walking around the house alone. So now as he keeps reducing the amount of Dexamethasone he is taking, I am hoping they can start the Keytruda this Wednesday. I guess the two drugs work opposite each other with the immune system, so it had to be postponed. He also had a very high protein count in his urine, so his Avastin was canceled last week also. I am pushing him to drink lots of water and hopeful that this Wednesday, 2/17/21, he will be able to get the Avastin infusion and maybe even start Keytruda.