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FAQ?

How long does chemotherapy take to start working?

With all of these factors in mind, it’s difficult to predict an exact timeline for when chemotherapy will start working. This treatment may work immediately for some people, while it may take several rounds over the course of many months for others.

What to expect when having chemotherapy?

• Avoid people with colds or other infections. Chemotherapy weakens your body's immune system. Your immune system helps fight infections.
• Drink lots of fluids for 48 hours after chemotherapy. This helps move the drugs through your body.
• Whether there are activities to do or avoid doing on future treatment days.

What exactly does chemotherapy do?

Chemotherapy works with the cell cycle Every time any new cell is formed, it goes through a usual process to become a fully functioning (or mature) cell. The process involves a series of phases and is called the cell cycle. Chemotherapy drugs target cells at different phases of the cell cycle.

What does chemotherapy do to the body?

How Chemotherapy Affects Your Body After Treatment

• Brain. If you feel a little foggy when your treatment is done, you might have a touch of " chemo brain ." You may notice that you find it hard ...
• Heart. Certain chemo drugs can damage cells in your heart. ...
• Hair. If you lose some or all of your hair after chemo, it will typically start to grow back in a month or two.
• Weight. ...
• Energy. ...
• Fertility