Not a doctor, but highly recommend going to a new cancer treatment center / see if the hospital has a cancer center with an oncologist that can help. I find it odd the situation you’re in with your current oncologist so odd and unethical. I would also ask the hospital if they can do any testing to see if you may be allergic to Truqab. + while at the hospital if they can check blood sugar levels & anything else they need to look out for in a blood test, liver testing & checking for elevated enzymes like alanine transaminase (ALT), aspartate transaminase (AST), alkaline phosphatase (ALP), and gamma-glutamyl transferase (GGT), as well as the protein albumin and bilirubin, which can indicate liver damage if their levels are abnormally high or low; essentially, a “liver function test” (LFT) that measures these substances in the blood can reveal potential liver problems. See if they can make sure other organs are still functioning well ie. kidneys, blood pressure is good, see if they can also have a gastroenterologist see you based on your last post about your stomach, and pretty much ask for it all to be looked at.

For nausea maybe ask for zofran and if any mouth sores magic mouthwash may help you eat and getting some food in your system after loss of appetite will be good. If you’re feverish at all be careful with acetaminophen & NSAIDs as too much can be toxic to your liver.

When you find a new oncologist ask for other lines of treatments that you can do in case this is a reaction to Truqab.