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#40708 02-07-2007 03:08 PM | Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 51 Supporting Member (50+ posts) | | Supporting Member (50+ posts) Joined: Sep 2006 Posts: 51 | My sister was hospitalized for the exact same condition as your daughter- I think Penny had neutropenia caused from treatment. Her count came up within a few days if I remember- all I really remember was the fright. I know Penny's dropped even lower than you mentioned. Just be strong-know that this is all part of it. In regards to the secretions this too I know was a constant for her for a while, I think she had a humidifier running, and also she was told to rince with baking soda and salt water- this supposedly will "deactivate" the bacteria-truly I'm not sure if this worked since she could barely put anything in her mouth, but from what I've read I think it's worth a try- Be well and ask your Dr's and then ask again and then ask some more!
Sarah
Sister is Stage 4 DIAG 9/06 Tongue/Tonsil /T4N1MO - BOT -right lateral/crossed midline-42 X IMRTS/ Carbo/Taxol for 7 weeks- finished treatment early 12/06-no trace to be found 1/24/07 Recurrence 12/09- rad neck and partial gloss 2/10
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Mouth sores, fever, low wbc's
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