Well! Well, chemo is over.
For over a week that I am fully operational, but I'm a little vague at the time of writing. Will not need much.
But as I make a record of all steps of treatment, because here I am again.
Well, after the last chemo, hugs the week was less harsh than before, but it is equally unbearable, fatigue, dizziness, nausea, accompanied by a feeling of no end. But have it, here we are.
After that, I started to move again to get the various tests that I have to do now, and revisit the doctors that I control.
My gynecologist usual, you have to keep track of my endometrium, which may suffer the effects of tamoxifen. The doctor who operated on me, that will handle the right chest is involved, as well as the left has a "bump" that also have to remove me, as I said, though it is benign.
Tests I have requested the cancer center where I administered the chemotherapy, the results will have to present in a few days (one month after the last session).
To start the radio, I first did a CT scan to check the area where the radiation and the next day I made some films and I'll start with the "radio."
And that's all.
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