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Does anyone have information(have seen it but did not keep it) on a magic

mouth-

wash for mouth sores(ulcers) Nick is on Xeloda and today discovered two

sores.

Will call his oncologist and the Xtra nurse but they don't answer early and

in the

book,and notes and all the other parphernilia says to stop and we won't take

another dose until we get call back from service. We have a preparation made

from a bee pollen and two recommended by other cancer patients and one from

our notes.

Any help will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks Nick & Jane

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Becky, Nick and Jane, Thanks for the reference for the article in

CURE magazine. I will check it out.

Nick-Sorry you are having mouth sores. I have only had a few

intermittantly, but they sure are miserable. I suspect that you are

going to have to wait for a prescription from the doctor for a

concotion that contains lidocaine gel- a topical anesthetic. I

found this website about mouth sores

http://www.cureourchildren.org/mouthsores.htm that describes it.

Hope you feel better soon.

Kris

> Does anyone have information(have seen it but did not keep it) on

a magic

> mouth-

> wash for mouth sores(ulcers) Nick is on Xeloda and today discovered

two

> sores.

>

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Nick and Jane, My Onc. prescribed this for me; NYSTATI/DEXAME/LIDOCA/CVS

ALLE. I don't know what all of the abbreviations mean,but i think the CVS/ALLE

has

something to do with CVS pharmacy where I get my prescriptions. I havn't used

it yet,so I don't know how it tastes or how effective it is. Dale M

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The one most commonly used is the one you mentioned,equal parts of malox and

beadryl,shake and apply with an apllicator. Sometimes they clear up

easily,other times no. Don't take pills un til gone,it's a form of toxicity,and

since

you said he

lost weight again,most probably on your next visit they will lower does. Best

always

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The one most commonly used is the one you mentioned,equal parts of malox and

beadryl,shake and apply with an apllicator. Sometimes they clear up

easily,other times no. Don't take pills un til gone,it's a form of toxicity,and

since

you said he

lost weight again,most probably on your next visit they will lower does. Best

always

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The one most commonly used is the one you mentioned,equal parts of malox and

beadryl,shake and apply with an apllicator. Sometimes they clear up

easily,other times no. Don't take pills un til gone,it's a form of toxicity,and

since

you said he

lost weight again,most probably on your next visit they will lower does. Best

always

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When my father was fighting brain cancer, he got mouth sores from

the radiation and chemo. We found the pure aloe vera juice worked

wonders. He would swish it around in his mouth and then spit it

out. The sores healed very quickly. The tip was given to us by the

oncology nurses. Aloe vera juice can be found in drug stores. Just

make sure you get " pure " juice, with no additives.

> Does anyone have information(have seen it but did not keep it) on

a magic

> mouth-

> wash for mouth sores(ulcers) Nick is on Xeloda and today

discovered two

> sores.

> Will call his oncologist and the Xtra nurse but they don't answer

early and

> in the

> book,and notes and all the other parphernilia says to stop and we

won't take

> another dose until we get call back from service. We have a

preparation made

> from a bee pollen and two recommended by other cancer patients and

one from

> our notes.

> Any help will be gratefully appreciated. Thanks Nick & Jane

>

>

>

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