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Where are you originally from? If you were to move back, what would your situation be like?

I just bought a roll-on bottle after reading about it on another thread. The first night I applied it and it lasted for 3days.

My question (because I stupidly threw out the insert) Is, why at night? How does the body 'know' that it's been applied at night versus the morning or afternoon?

No words of advice but try /r/cancer for posts from patients, caregivers, family/friends of patients, and people worried about tests/biopsies revealing cancer diagnoses.

Good luck to you.

There are oral chemo drugs (my mom had Temozolomide/Temodar for her malignant brain tumor), and they can also implant chemo "wafers" into the area they remove brain tumors. I don't know much about the later, but the former kind is usually very well tolerated. You typically don't lose your hair on Temodar.

There's also a brain tumor chemo drug that is injected, which is part of a 3-drug chemo cocktail, PCV.

Thanks for sharing your story, OP.

Ok thanks. It just feels weird to shower in the morning but apply it at night. I have showered at night & used it but it seemed to still work.