This is a picture of Mr. Blue Eyes when he was four. I thought it was fitting for the drug line up. The first time I read it, I felt like the picture looooks.
Other Meds:
Prednisone: an anti-inflammatory drug that may be used to fight many of the body's negative responses to chemotherapy. Taken for the first 28 days, then 14 days off, and then 5 days on again.This can alter your moods and it did do this to him a bit. We called it getting on his Mr. Cranky Paints.(it made him defiant, moody and more emotional) The doctor warned us and said "good luck with that" with a smile on his face.
Zofran (ondansetron): helps with vomiting and nausea during chemo.
Clotrimazole: 10 mg.
Lorazepam (Ativan): helps with vomiting and nausea during chemo. (We found this also helps with anxiety. We love it for him.)
Sulfameth-trimeth antibiotic: We use it every weekend.
Heparin to flush his to lines from the picc. We do this everyday.
Famotidine (Pepcid): to help the stomach while taking Prednisone.
Biotene: mouth wash twice a day
Clotrimazole: antifungal medicine to help treat fungal infections. Given three times a day as a Troche.
The Transderm Scopolamine Patch for nausea. We did this one for the last two big chemos, and it made a huge difference.
Wow. That is pretty impressive list of meds for him to handle. Thinking of you!
ReplyDeleteWow Angela!! You are sounding like a doctor!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great MAMA nurse you are. Sending lots
of love your way!!!
Bless that little guy!
ReplyDeleteMore info than you ever thought you would need, I bet!
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