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What Factors Influence Emetic Risk?
Several factors influence emetic risk, including:
Type of chemotherapy drugs
: Some drugs are more emetogenic than others.
Dosage
and
administration schedule
: Higher doses and rapid administration increase the risk.
Patient-related factors
: Younger patients, women, and those with a history of motion sickness or previous CINV are at higher risk.
Concomitant medications
: Some medications can exacerbate nausea and vomiting.
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