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      • February 21, 2014 at 5:04 pm
      GaPeachOMcaregiver
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        My dad has taken 4 infusion of YerVoy without any adverse side effects.  One week after his 4th infusion he developed continuous hiccups that lasted for 16 days. They finally stopped and he is scheduled for scans next week.  I will report results when I have that information. 

        • February 21, 2014 at 5:04 pm
        GaPeachOMcaregiver
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          My dad has taken 4 infusion of YerVoy without any adverse side effects.  One week after his 4th infusion he developed continuous hiccups that lasted for 16 days. They finally stopped and he is scheduled for scans next week.  I will report results when I have that information. 

          • February 21, 2014 at 5:04 pm
          GaPeachOMcaregiver
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            My dad has taken 4 infusion of YerVoy without any adverse side effects.  One week after his 4th infusion he developed continuous hiccups that lasted for 16 days. They finally stopped and he is scheduled for scans next week.  I will report results when I have that information. 

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