Grandma anti-cancer road five: the darkest moment after chemotherapy With the first dose of chemotherapy after the first dose of chemotherapy, I felt that grandma should be a little sleepy, and soon fell asleep groggy. During Grandma's sleep

Grandma's anti-cancer road five: the darkest moment after chemotherapy

After the first dose of chemotherapy, I felt that my grandmother should be a little sleepy and soon fell asleep groggy. During my grandmother's sleep, the attending doctor gave me a transdermal ointment, which is a powerful painkiller, and it is an anesthetic called fentanyl transdermal patch. The doctor told me how long it would take, and when I returned to the ward, I put it on my sleeping grandmother.

At first I thought that chemotherapy was a very complicated process, I didn't expect to be a needle in the belly, and even I thought that the reaction of the drug would not be too big, but this thing was really too powerful, in the afternoon when the grandmother vomiting intensified, I told the doctor about the serious side effects of the grandmother after the doctor said that this is normal, because the chemotherapy drug has this ingredient in it, and then gave the elderly some antiemetic drugs, the result is very little effect, but also the vomiting of the river and the sea, I told the doctor again, I said when exactly will this symptom be relieved? The doctor said that we have hormones in the drug, and this medicine may be better after it is used. I said then wait to see the results, in order to be able to let Grandma eat a little something, I bought her the freshest fruit, such as watermelon, peach, usually she loves to eat, but Grandma told me after eating the fruit to the mouth is bitter, I learned that the chemotherapy drugs have been very harmful to her taste, and then to the position to the stomach after the fruit did not stay for a moment, all spit out, I wonder how this old man this chemotherapy suffered such a big sin.

I obviously saw that the old man began to lose weight day by day, because he could not eat the meal and then began chemotherapy, and he could not eat a bite. Clinically there is an aunt with leukemia, she is acute myeloid leukemia, because the unit has medical insurance has also been actively treated, she began to have a high fever chill on the first night that my grandmother lived in the hematology department, I remember it should be 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, she shivered and knocked her teeth The sound I heard clearly, but it was a very urgent kind of sound, and then the doctors and nurses all came over and gave her some anti-fever injections, probably until three or four o'clock in the middle of the night, I heard my aunt not shivering. It really startled me, she couldn't stand it. These patients are really not easy, and living is already the biggest luxury for them.