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Originally was on dostarlimab with chemo and had very little nausea. We changed to keytruda because I was able to access at nil cost via a company funded program whereas we were self funding dostarlimab but I am finding Keytruda much more debilitating with the constant nausea and fatigue

July 4
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A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

I was on Keytruda for a year , it caused lots of fatigue and severe itching on my ankles and legs. My oncologist suggested an allergy med over the counter. The itching was contained but the fatigue continued

July 8
A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

Sharon:
Has anyone contacted the company of the first drug you were taking to see if they would fund their drug at no cost or minimal cost to you?
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July 7
A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

I'm also on keytruda. I was taking it with my chemo treatment so I thought the fatigue was caused by chemo. I just had my 1st keytruda by itself last Wednesday. I have been exhausted all week. I'm hoping it will lessen over time. I have to take it every 6wks for 2yrs. So far no nausea

July 7
A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

These medicines that kill cancer cells are so harsh. I hope you find an answer and a drug that isn't so abrasive to your system.

July 7
A MyEndometrialCancerTeam Member

I understand completely! I have the same issues but also take 4mg Lenvima and my teeth are completely ruined.

July 10

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