Katie Thurston The side effects of his medical motivated menopause are breaking the side effects of the cancer war.

"Sleeping like S *** I am now in a medical induced menopause, which means I got hot flash," Thurston, 34, Tuesday, May 6, Instagram Story video. "Tonight I have to be social so I realized that in the day I would be social with you, I will be comfortable in the the, show you how a simple day looks for me"

Thorston started the clip by filling a cup of water "to the brime" and adding the electrolyte because his medicine made him "so dehydrated".

"My lips seemed straight for two weeks," said Thurston. " "And so it is this game, for example, to make sure that catch-up and just get enough water that I was already bad before the medicine and forced myself to drink water now like a true job every day. So, good morning!"

He gave the caption of the upload, "Tired of menopause AF and dehydration AF from drugs."

Thurston, who declared in February that he was BreastWas clear about his health journey. In April, Thorston shared that he had a moment that he thinks he thinks he is dying His stage 4 fight.

"I think it came from reading from other people's experiences. There is only a lot of unknown as others. "You usually hear the stage 4, you've heard that it has spread in the liver and I automatically think people think that you have a little time to survive."

Thorston mentions that it can be "very true" for some people, but he "is trying to be very optimistic" and for it seems to be "not a case".

He also said, "Once my doctor does not listen to it." "The drug and route we are going to be very positive for people."

In the midst of his battle, Our weekly Former Bachelore that broke the news Knot With the joke actor Jeff ArchesThe A few days later, multiple spots were found in his liver, which was later confirmed to be cancer.

He went to give his chemotherapy plan break but said that it was "not completely out of the table." Instead, Thorston shared that he would stay in "Letrozol + Kiskali + Zoladex" as the first line of his treatment.

Thorston said through his Instagram story in April, "If this treatment stops working or if cancer is increased again it is an option that we will rewrite We

After that month, Thorston explained that "he would do" monthly "appointments to monitor my heart and to draw blood." He added, "I think my first scan from now is within three months."