The sarcoma specialist notes have just been sent to my local oncologist. Apparently he does not want me to have methotrexate until I have less (how much less?) edema in my leg.
At 4pm I got a call from my local oncologist that I could have the Cisplatin as an out patient at the infusion center.
I would spend most of the day at the infusion center and go home at night.
They would administer it once every three weeks. I would go back to MD Anderson for evaluation after two treatments.
Cisplatin does depress white blood cells and has other side effects.
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I am one of the few people in the world who have had two primary cancers, bone cancer and breast cancer, at the same time. I am also the rare 60+ woman with bone cancer. I have survived both since August 2008.
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