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Azacitidine and Black Pepper
Hi,
My mother is currently getting azacitidine injections for leukaemia. She has told me she is not allowed black pepper and I think this was the rules from her last (different) type of chemotherapy when she was staying in Hospital. I am wondering if it is okay to have black pepper in your diet if you are also getting azacitidine injections?
Many thanks,
Lukas
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Always consult your concerned doctor since she is already under his or her supervision.
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I think it is ok to take. Unless there are absolute contraindications. Needs to see all reports and patient history..
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Please consult your medical oncologist
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Dr. Anita Malik
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18 yrs exp
Delhi
Generally oil, spices and outside food are restricted.
She can take once in a while, if she can... only concern is gastritis....ask your oncologist.
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