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Supplements while on keytruda

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    • December 18, 2015 at 2:36 pm
    Jahendry12
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      Anyone else taking supplements while on keytruda?  Consulted with a naturopath doc that specializes in cancer. Taking an integrated approach and inquiring about others experience with this approach. 

       

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        • December 20, 2015 at 9:39 pm
        nc1983
        Participant

          My father isn't taking Keytruda, but he's on Yervoy/Opdivo and Opdivo is very similar. 

          He is also seeing a natropathic doctor and getting mineral/vitamin C drips like once a week. It seems to help with his energy to some degree. 

          My father has tried a couple integrated approaches before his current treatment. One worked for a while but ended up stalling out. 

          If you have any specific questions or curious about supplements he is taking I'd be happy to ask him.

          I don't think we've seen any obvious signs from the supplements but it never hurts…

          • December 20, 2015 at 9:39 pm
          nc1983
          Participant

            My father isn't taking Keytruda, but he's on Yervoy/Opdivo and Opdivo is very similar. 

            He is also seeing a natropathic doctor and getting mineral/vitamin C drips like once a week. It seems to help with his energy to some degree. 

            My father has tried a couple integrated approaches before his current treatment. One worked for a while but ended up stalling out. 

            If you have any specific questions or curious about supplements he is taking I'd be happy to ask him.

            I don't think we've seen any obvious signs from the supplements but it never hurts…

            • December 20, 2015 at 9:39 pm
            nc1983
            Participant

              My father isn't taking Keytruda, but he's on Yervoy/Opdivo and Opdivo is very similar. 

              He is also seeing a natropathic doctor and getting mineral/vitamin C drips like once a week. It seems to help with his energy to some degree. 

              My father has tried a couple integrated approaches before his current treatment. One worked for a while but ended up stalling out. 

              If you have any specific questions or curious about supplements he is taking I'd be happy to ask him.

              I don't think we've seen any obvious signs from the supplements but it never hurts…

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