Anyone else taking Cabometyx 40mg Tablets for cancer treatment? Let's share our experiences and side effects...

I've been on Cabometyx for a few months now and the side effects have been tough, but manageable. The worst for me was the dehydration and electrolyte issues. I make sure to drink lots of water and replenish with electrolyte drinks. It's a constant battle to stay hydrated, but it's worth it. The rash was also annoying but my doctor prescribed some topical ointment that helped clear it up. Plus, the fatigue was pretty bad at first, but it's getting better. Just trying to stay positive and keep fighting!

Man, if anyone has any tips for dealing with constipation, please share. It's been a nightmare.

I took Cabometyx for my liver cancer. The worst part was the dizziness and changes in blood pressure. I had to sit down often and take breaks. But my oncologist was on top of it and helped me manage it. Some of the other side effects, like upset stomach and diarrhea, were a bit rough, but hey, it's all part of the battle, right?

Good luck to everyone on this tough journey. Cabometyx has been a game-changer for my thyroid cancer. The side effects were rough at first, but I've found that a balanced diet and regular exercise have really helped. Plus, my doctor was super supportive and made adjustments as needed. Never underestimate the power of a good support team!

I've had a pretty rough time with Cabometyx. The joint pain and muscle spasms are the worst. I've started physical therapy which is helping a bit but it's a slow process. I really hope this drug is worth all the pain

I'm on Cabometyx too and the worst side effect for me was the mouth irritation. It was so uncomfortable, but my doctor gave me some meds that helped a lot. Just hang in there everyone

It's been tough, but I'm hanging in there. Trying to focus on the positives and not let the side effects get me down. I appreciate all of your stories and support. It really helps to know we're not alone.

I'm on Cabometyx for kidney cancer and it's been a roller coaster. The best advice I can give is to stay in touch with your doctor and don't ignore any side effects. They need to monitor you and make adjustments if things get bad. The drug is strong and the side effects are hard, but I've seen some progress with my treatment. Hang in there, everyone!

I've been struggling with Cabometyx. The headaches and weakness are pretty bad. Anyone find anything that helps?