OncuraWhat to expect, by regimen
Most references are organised by drug, so someone on a four-drug regimen has to read four pages and work out the overlap themselves. These are organised the way treatment is actually given — by regimen — and where a retrievable document ties an effect to a day range, that range is shown.
Get help straight away — this is true on any regimen, on any day.
A temperature of 100.4°F (38°C) or higher during treatment can mean a serious infection while your blood counts are low. Call your team or go to the ER — do not wait it out.
Also urgent: trouble breathing or chest pain · swelling of the face, lips or throat · new confusion or fainting · shaking chills · not being able to keep fluids down.
This is standing guidance shown to everyone. Nothing on this page is based on anything about you, and nobody is monitoring you.