Re: embarrassing question.... but....

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Is it when you urinate? I can still smell the chemo in my pee...I know that is gross...sorry my last treatment was dec.29th.....how much water can one person drink??? LOL Lee Anne wrote: I've developed this horrible body odor. Does anyone else have this problem? If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a day? I have been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant. Is this not a good thing? What should I do? HELP!!!!Lee Anne_________________________________________________________________Don’t just search. Find. Check out the new MSN Search! http://search.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200636ave/direct/01/

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This is just body odor. Horrible body odor.

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Subject: Re: embarrassing question.... but....

Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 18:49:40 -0800 (PST)

Is it when you urinate? I can still smell the chemo in my pee...I know that

is gross...sorry my last treatment was dec.29th.....how much water can one

person drink??? LOL

Lee Anne wrote: I've developed this horrible body

odor. Does anyone else have this problem?

If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a day? I

have been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant. Is this not

a good thing? What should I do? HELP!!!!

Lee Anne

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Sorry I don't know.....?Lee Anne wrote: This is just body odor. Horrible body odor.From: tonya malcolm Reply-To: breastcancer2 To: breastcancer2 Subject: Re: embarrassing question.... but....Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 18:49:40 -0800 (PST)Is it when you urinate? I can still smell the chemo in my pee...I know that is gross...sorry my last treatment was dec.29th.....how much water can one person drink??? LOLLee Anne wrote: I've developed this horrible body odor. Does anyone else have this problem?If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a day? Ihave been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant. Is this nota good thing? What should I do?

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Lee Anne,

I don't have the problem and don't really have any suggestions. If you are

doing chemo I would ask the nurse/dr as it could be due to the chemo.

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embarrassing question.... but....

> I've developed this horrible body odor. Does anyone else have this

> problem?

> If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a day? I

> have been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant. Is this

> not

> a good thing? What should I do? HELP!!!!

>

> Lee Anne

>

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My doctor said a lot of people have this problem when they are

taking medicine and wonder what causes it. My oncologist told me

that it is normal for some but others never have to worry. I did

not really understand what she meant but it was something about body

chemistry. She said it will go away after a while. She said it is

just that when the medicine acts up with the cancer, it makes an

odor and some people like to think it is the dead cancer cells

making the smell. I think I like that explanation. She told me not

to try to put on a lot of lotion and perfumes to cover the smell

because they would just mix in and make the smell worse.

Some people do have more problem with body smells anyway depending

on what they are eating and who they are. Gerry

Oh yes, the cornstarch is probably a good idea but for me, it would

make me look gray! That's a joke, honey. I am A. A. and my dark

skin and the white cornstarch don't go good together. Thank you

Lord for your blessings to all of us.

>

> I've developed this horrible body odor. Does anyone else have

this problem?

> If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a

day? I

> have been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant.

Is this not

> a good thing? What should I do? HELP!!!!

>

> Lee Anne

>

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Gerry,

Maybe you can mix some cocoa powder with it! :-)

Lee Anne

Reply-To: breastcancer2

To: breastcancer2

Subject: Re: embarrassing question.... but....

Date: Tue, 14 Mar 2006 14:27:43 -0000

My doctor said a lot of people have this problem when they are

taking medicine and wonder what causes it. My oncologist told me

that it is normal for some but others never have to worry. I did

not really understand what she meant but it was something about body

chemistry. She said it will go away after a while. She said it is

just that when the medicine acts up with the cancer, it makes an

odor and some people like to think it is the dead cancer cells

making the smell. I think I like that explanation. She told me not

to try to put on a lot of lotion and perfumes to cover the smell

because they would just mix in and make the smell worse.

Some people do have more problem with body smells anyway depending

on what they are eating and who they are. Gerry

Oh yes, the cornstarch is probably a good idea but for me, it would

make me look gray! That's a joke, honey. I am A. A. and my dark

skin and the white cornstarch don't go good together. Thank you

Lord for your blessings to all of us.

>

> I've developed this horrible body odor. Does anyone else have

this problem?

> If so, what do you do about it other than bathe several times a

day? I

> have been using corn starch since surgery instead of deodorant.

Is this not

> a good thing? What should I do? HELP!!!!

>

> Lee Anne

>

> _________________________________________________________________

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