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Joined: Jan 2013 Posts: 1,293 Likes: 1 | Hi Sophie,
Seems like you have done your research and ready for the next battle. Like other oral cancer treatments it is hard to define common experience and outcomes - everyone has different reactions.
Some tasks serve to soothe and accommodate the discomfort but the three common goals you must have 1-2-3 on the list 24/7 is nutrition, hydration, and pain management.
Be prepared to be challenged in all areas. The quickest way to the ER is getting dehydrated so make sure he is drinking enough liquid. Manage the pain so he can accept the nutrition and liquids.
Good luck,
don
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