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2021-11-03 07:31:27
How long can I go without motion before going for Enema. Can I still eat. I just had my first cycle of Chemo of Carboplatin and Etoposide.
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After chemo usually constipation remains for 2-3 days. Take laxatives during that time. If even after 4-5 days you don't pass motion you can take enema. You should eat well
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increase salads in your diet. salad should be home made. well washed and peeled to prevent any infection during chemo
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most people advice not to take salad during chemo to prevent infection. but if you proper precautions you can take salads

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