Reaction to Chemotherapy

Hi fussy mum. We’re all the same. I do it all the time even though mine’s all grown up

Chemo can upset your regulatory mechanisms so it’s simply a case of keeping him warm and comfortable. 
Get him to wear extra layers a hat  and gloves. 
RT made me cold and for weeks after I used to go to bed with a fleecy top over my PJs and a hat on. 
make sure his drinks and food are warm. 
If he starts to get really tingly cold hands and feet get him to tell his team. 
Wishing him the best. Batten down and plug through it day by day and it will soon be over 

Thanks so much for your reply.  It doesn't matter who old your children are, you still worry about them.  My son is 50, but I just hate to see him go through all this.  When I spoke to him this morning he said he had on a hat, gloves and thermal socks, as well as a blanket.  He also said his Macmillan nurse had said to have warm drinks etc.  He will have 33 radiotherapy sessions and one more chemotherapy session, so should be finished the treatment about mid October.  I can't thank everyone enough for all the replies I've had.  This forum and the help and support the family have had has been fantastic.  Thanks again, take care of yourself.  .  

Hi It’s not unusual  I had 2 chemo sessions also both in August 2018 it was the battle of the thermostat in our house . Was 30 degrees outside but I was cold it varied as time went on. But I do remember I wore more fleeces etc during the following winter. By spring 2019 I was back  to normal. I used to say my internal thermostat had been fried lol. 
Keep on looking out for him it’s what us mums do. 
Hazel xx