All is good.
Originally, at diagnosis time in mid-January, Taylor oncologist suggested doing 6 rounds.
Ohio State, the source of the 4 free rounds of chemo, suggests 4 rounds in their program.
Many other greyhound owners have done only 4.
According to his doctor, and other doctors, there is not that much of a difference in survival rate between 4 rounds and 6 rounds.
His lymph node came back negative for cancer, and his lungs were fine 3 weeks ago today on the day of surgery.
He continues on Piroxicam, which is an anti-inflammatory, has some pain relief, and is one of the drugs used in ongoing metronomic therapy.
When he goes back in 4 weeks to check his blood work, we will discuss adding Cytoxan, which is an oral form of a chemo maintenance drug.