Hello! Just joined! I’m Pooky, age 66, and now in remission from ovarian cancer. Hoping to compare notes and share info. Also I’m an underweight diabetic.

Hi I too had the surgery and chemo and on the same parp drug . I had to take anti sickness and the fatigue was almost unbearable even walking was an effort , so I told the consultant and he decided to reduce the dosage from 600 mg to 500 mg and made a massive difference . Haven’t needed anti sickness and the fatigue has gone so don’t give up talk to your consultant and that might work for you . 

Hi I too had the surgery and chemo and on the same parp drug . I had to take anti sickness and the fatigue was almost unbearable even walking was an effort , so I told the consultant and he decided to reduce the dosage from 600 mg to 500 mg and made a massive difference . Haven’t needed anti sickness and the fatigue has gone so don’t give up talk to your consultant and that might work for you . 

That is really interesting and quite reassuring to hear.  I will talk to the consultant.  I was going to ask him if it was really worth continuing the Niraporib and if it really makes that much long term difference.  Trying a reduced dose makes much more sense.  Thank you for replying.