What are Taxol (Paclitaxel) Chemotherapies? List from Cancer Survivors

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Taxol (Paclitaxel) Chemotherapy Chemotherapies

What Taxol (Paclitaxel) Chemotherapy Cancer Survivors said about their Chemotherapies.

Perjeta, Herceptin & Taxol (4 rounds over 12 weeks)to start off with then after mastectomy & reconstruction Adriamycin & Cytoxan (4 rounds over 8 weeks)
IP and IV chemo started March 1,2016
IP Therapy as well as Systemic Chemotherapy
Carboplatin, taxol, avastin, and a PARP inhibitor for 6 rounds, then remission for about 7 months. Then more carboplatin and taxol for 3 more treatments until I became resistant, then onto the MEK/Milo trial. Failed that after 2 months, now looking into immunotherapy
Fatigue, neuropathy, loss of hair,
I have a three prong chemo, which takes place every three weeks. I suffer from extreme nausea, vomiting, fatigue, hair loss, chemo acne and pain at the IV site.
in process some fatigue, chemo mouth, diarrhea, headache, vertigo, not too bad. Chem mouth (mucositis) was the worst effect so far but Magic mouthwash helped clear it in a few days.
6 rounds of chemo, fatigue, weight loss neuropathy. Chemo brain
Taxol x 12 Herception x 18 Fatigue. Weight gain. But I won't give up and still work out.
Adriamycin and cytoxin. 11/03 so sick with vomiting till meds were figured out. Lost 50 lbs. Taxol 1/04. Sick Rituxan 5/13 no effects used for platelet issues Taxol 5/16 with experimental drug
Paclitaxel with carboplatin every three weeks for eight treatments as tolerated. I did get a Neulasta shot the day after chemo.
Diarrhea, fatigue, numbness in finger tips and toes
Carboplaxin and taxol 6 x's Jan to May 2016. Side effects: loss of hair, anemia, low WBC, low platelets.
Nausea, Constipation
6 weeks may June 2016
Beginning in April I had three treatments with Taxol and carbo platinum as well as Avastin. Joint pain was rough but gone after a week or so. I've mostly been easily tired out. My CA125 went up so I had another PETCT that showed an increase in the cancer I am now getting Doxil every four weeks and Avastin every two weeks. Side effects have been relatively mild - just tired a lot.
February to May 2014
Carbo and Taxil, 6 cyles. Deep bone pain, dizziness, blood clot in lung, breathless
07/20/2017 - Extremely tired, some nausea, fidgety legs, no energy for a week.
Begin Chemo on Aug. 8th of 2017
1.Carnoplatin/Taxol...March 30 2016 & continued for 18 straight weeks plus 4.5 blood transfusions 2.Folfox...May 2017 4 infusions then stopped because it wasn't working...
First chemo was on Friday 9/15/17. 3 chemo infusions over 8 hours. To be done every 3 weeks. Next scheduled 10/6/17. Have had no nausea or vomiting. Saturday night, severe pressure in rectum, vaginal area and lower pelvic region. Contacted physician due to pain and that no amount of medicine was subsiding pain. Was advised that it seems as if the chemo is working. The pressure could be due to the necrotic tissue from the cancer itself is moving, liquid retention, or inflammation from the chemo. He reassured me that pain and pressure should go away within a few days. Was instructed to take higher dose of percocet. The higher dose of pain meds has done its due diligence, but knocks me out too. It is now three days later and pain and pressure has become more bearable, and treatable with 800mg motrin. Feeling extremely tired, which is very odd being that I am very active. Powering through, I will win this battle.
weakness, dehydration, diarrhea, constipation
Six rounds in 2008 and 12 rounds in 2015 got through these not too bad in the big scheme of things.
First time,6sessions of paclitaxel and carboplatin followed by 12 monthly sessions of paclitaxel. Second time 12 sessions of paclitaxel and uniplatin. Periperal nueropathy and weight loss which i'm unable to regain despite healthy intake.There was complete hair loss after 1st chemo sessions,however they reappeared as curls within four months of end session. After 2nd line chemo sessions hair reappeared straightened! neuropathy of hands has increased. Still unable to drive car, or run, or walk fast.
AC 8 weeks staring 8/10/2017 followed by 12 weeks of Taxol. Nausea on AC. Terrible muscle and bone pain in Taxol.
Biweekly 4 A/C - from June 11th 2018 until July 2018 - Fatigue, dry mouth, Hair loss, doing quite well thank god 21 weekly Rounds of Taxol scheduled from August until October....
I have completed 6 rounds of chemo. Currently I am not getting treatment due to the neuropathy in my feet. First round of chemo was March 7, 2018 and continued every 3 weeks until May 30, 2018. Side effects of chemo: tiredness, loss of hair, nausea, a few occasions of vomiting, bone pain, muscle aches, neuropathy of hands and feet and I could not think clearly.
18 consecutive weeks of chemo with Taxol and carboplaten then 2 treatments of Doxil
intravenous chemo from Septemeber 2018 to January 2019
Started AC CHEMO on 30/11/2018. Was petrified of chemo! Main issue for me with AC is awful reflux, fatigue and just feeling like I have the worst hangover ever ( this only lasts about 3 days, from day 5-8).
Hair loss, nails, hand and feet discoloration, constipation that resulted in an anal fissure that won't heal, bone pain, depression and anxiety
Chemo Round 1: 9/23/19 Day 1: good morning and afternoon, then felt like a heavy blanket over my head and shoulders. The aches started later that evening, lasting about two days. Day 4:. Morning began with the metallic taste in my mouth, by lunchtime I couldn't taste my food. This lasted about two days. The metallic taste lasted a little longer but only happened once in a while. Had some nuer
First infusion is Dec 2nd 2019
None other than a little fatigue.
3/19-5/19: carboplatin, taxol for 3 rounds, with avastin for 2 of those (fatigue, assorted irritable stomach issues; with avastin: raspy voice/throat, sniffy) 6/19-8/18: carboplatin, taxol for 3 rounds, with avastin for 2 (see above but a little more so, since it was after THE BIG SURGERY 7/20-? carboplatin, doxil for 6 rounds (SO FAR: intense headache for a few days, some lightheadedness and nausea)
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