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Is it okay to drive myself to chemo treatments?
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Depends: ...on the chemo and how well you handle it. Also, some of the anti-nausea meds can make you sleepy. I advise my patients to have someone drive them at least the first time and then use their best judgement. Hope you do well.
Answered 6/23/2014
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