Pluvicto available in Athens, Georgia

[Grumpyswife]

Of course, it is becoming available in many locations. However, yesterday my husband received his second treatment in Athens, Georgia, at the University Blood and Cancer Center.

Their process has been streamlined since the previous treatment six weeks earlier. He had several wonderful nurses doting on him for his every need with warm blankets and cups of water, etc.

My husband was the fourth and last Pluvicto patient for the day. They are not busy and can handle more men if any one out there is looking for Pluvicto in a smaller town atmosphere. Athens is an interesting place and if you have questions, please ask.

So far no side effects and his qualifying bloodwork was better then the last time. Fingers crossed.

[Proflac]

Glad it's going well 🤞

[leebeth]

Can you elaborate on what the qualifying bloodwork entailed? My husband’s first treatment is in 13 days.

[Grumpyswife in reply to leebeth]

I don’t have it in front of me now but the hemoglobin and other cell counts have to be above certain levels. If you find any of Greatjohn’s posts it’s what he struggled with.

Your husband will do fine. I am just a huge worrier.

[leebeth in reply to Grumpyswife]

My husband has had hematuria since April. Finally subsiding after 14 sessions in hyperbaric chamber. His Hgb was 7.7 on July 11, and 8.6 yesterday. We have until 8/11 when his pre procedure labs are done to get it up to whatever they are going to require; that’s why I asked. Praying that it isn’t postponed!

[Grumpyswife in reply to leebeth]

Hope you can read this.

Specs for pluvicto clinical trial.

[leebeth in reply to Grumpyswife]

I can; thank you. Everything is good except that hemoglobin.

[CAMPSOUPS]

Thats good news and the cultural surroundings of Athens to boot.I am looking forward to good results for you guys!