40 minuten. There are 2-3 trains per hour between Gare Saint Charles in Marseille and Aix-en-Provence Centre. The trip takes about 40 minutes and costs â¬ 7.30 per person (one way, TER train 2nd class). From the train station in Aix-En-Provence it is only a 10 minutes walk to the center of the city. It's useful to check the timetable in advance. TIP: Better choose for a TER train to Aix-En-Provence Centre.
After chemotherapy - discharge. You had chemotherapy treatment for your cancer. Your risk of infection, bleeding, and skin problems may be high. You may have mouth sores, an upset stomach, and diarrhea. You will probably get tired easily. Your appetite may be poor, but you should be able to drink and eat.
Side Effects from chemotherapy vary. Among the more common side effects are feeling tired (fatigued, lethargy), nausea, diarrhea or constipation, and body hair loss (due to the effect of the drugs on the DNA of hair follicles). Every cancer patient responds differently to the combination of chemotherapy drugs. Chemotherapy has been used for more that fifty years, but many changes have occurred in the types of drugs used, dosage, and frequency. Chemotherapy is sometimes recommended prior to surgery to shrink the tumor to make it more feasible for the surgeon to remove the entire tumor during surgery. There are more than fifty different chemotherapy drugs and the drugs are used in different proportions and combinations based on the specific cancer diagnostic information. In general, chemotherapy drugs affects the DNA of the cells by interfering with cell duplication.