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3/11/2022 | | 57moderated by Henry
Pazopanib (400MG) for Pulmonary artery sarcoma
I started Votrient at 400 mg for pulmonary artery sarcoma. I began at 400 mg as I have another rare disease, Fibromuscular dysplasia, that increases blood pressure so my oncologist started me at 400 mg to be safe. Within two weeks, I broke out in a rash and two weeks later my liver tests showed extremely elevated numbers. My CT showed stability and my dose was lowered to 200 mg. Will conti...
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7/25/2018 | | 58moderated by Philip
Pazopanib (400mg) for kidney cancer
i take this medication for my sleeping problems. one day i feel good, the other i feel terrible. my desire to eat is gone. i can't eat bread. fired foods don't work either. liquid food is the easiest to eat.
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10/3/2016 | | 60moderated by Susan
Pazopanib (400mg) for kidney cancer
Diagnosed with kidney cancer in 2013, with metastases on the bones, it was so serious that it was said I wouldn't make it to Christmas. Then I started on sutent which was amazing and I'm amazed now. After I had the affected kidney removed in 2016, a metastases was discovered on my liver. It now seemed that the sutent wasn't working quite so well for me so it was decided to start me on Votrient....
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