lbailes wrote:
> I was told to avoid acetaminophen (Tylenol and Excedrine). This is also
> listed on the Gleevec site.
The issue with Tylenol has to do with its effect on liver function. The
body's system for processing Gleevec taxes the liver in some people.
Adding Tylenol can exacerbate the pr
D]Reply-To: CMLHope@googlegroups.comTo: CMLHope@googlegroups.comSubject: [CMLHope] Re: What To Take For Cough & Cold???Date: Sun, 27 Aug 2006 00:07:02 +
Suzie,
Boy can I symphathize with you. About three weeks ago I just woke up one morning with my nose all stopped upa cold! I haven
as a week after I 'admitted' I was 'sick.'
PS- Europe was great, I didn't have any complications while I was gone. Trevor and I are going on a cruise in a week for his 30th, I am so excited!!
Allyson
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Suzie,
Boy can I symphathize with you. About three weeks ago I just woke up one morning with my nose all stopped upa cold! I havent had a "true" cold since well before I was diagnosed about three years ago. I was absolutely miserable I sat around going oooh Im gonna dieDal
Hi susiQ,
I've had several colds while on Gleevec and I try to take and do a lot of natural things for these bugs.
Garlic is good as well as yogurt, lots of rest and fluids; hot chicken soup, fresh if possible.
If you have chest pain a trip to the DR is a yes yes; to check your lungs.
If you have
Hey suzieq,
Sounds like you have had your hands full lately..hehe. Anyway what I have been told about what I can take is a bit confusing. The first doc I went to said to avoid both Aspirin and Tylenol, but I fired him so I am not so sure about his info. The doctors I presently see advised me that
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