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.
Some chemotherapy drugs (such as paclitaxel and docetaxel) can damage your fingernails and toenails. The nails may: Become brittle and sore; Develop ridges; Get darker; Fall off; Like hair loss, nail problems are short-term. Keeping your nails short during treatment may make nail care easier. Your nails will return to normal once chemotherapy ends. You can use nail polish whenever you wish. Pain Nerve damage . Chemotherapy drugs (including vinorelbine, cisplatin and taxanes such as paclitaxel and docetaxel) can cause nerve damage. If this happens, you may feel a burning or shooting pain (neuropathy) or numbness, usually in your fingers or toes. These side effects almost always go away after chemotherapy ends, though it may take weeks or months. In rare cases, the numbness or pain can persist. Muscle pain (myalgia) Chemotherapy can also cause muscle pain (myalgia) or numbness. If you have pain or numbness, tell your health care provider right away.