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Feeling more tired
Doctor am having GIANT CELL TUMOR in Lungs and Right leg,
last month i had fever a very next day i had taken glucose drips and this month i took MVI inj.
But still having more tiredness.
Even after having breakfast or food i feel more tired.
My body weight reduced from 80kg to 63kg.
Im not able to do anything bcs of tiredness.
Please suggest what to do...
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Dr. Amrutha J H
Family Physician
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Giant cell tumor also known as Osteoclastoma is a very aggressive but non cancerous condition. And you are on treatment with XGEVA and CCM.
The tiredness, weakness all can be due to this .
Hope the tumor has been operated.
Don't worry, when you are on XGEVA (Denosumab), LL experience these side effects.
You LL be alright once the course of this treatment is completed.
For now along with CCM, you can take multi-vitamin tablets as well.
Have a healthy balanced diet.
Giant cell tumor has a very good prognosis.
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Dr. Emad Mohammed
General Physician
8 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Early fatigue or tiredness low appetite and weight loss are among the symptoms of cancer. Try taking lots of raw vegetables in your diet and plenty of water. Mild to moderate exercise will also help you. At the end treating your cancer is the most important thing here.
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During your treatment having counselling sessions with a good a clinical psychologist will help to keep your moral up.
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