Everolimus for Renal Cell Carcinoma User Reviews
Brand names: Afinitor, Zortress, Torpenz, Afinitor Disperz
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- January 30, 2011
"Worked but had to stop because my kidney creatinine level was too high."
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"Everolimus was part of my first-line treatment. I had to dose-reduce twice. I was very fatigued, and the nausea and diarrhea put me in the ER four times. I did have a partial response, but I had a very poor quality of life. I was dependent on an electric wheelchair and was unable to do daily tasks. My hair thinned, I lost a lot of weight. My appetite was non-existent, and I got mouth sores. But it did work for a while, so I would do it again."