Just wondering if it’s best to cut them from the diet or does it really matter? Do they make any difference to people with MPN’s.
We are overseas and I am only on aspirin. when we return the haematologist will begin me on Pegasus. I asked a friend who is a doc here if he would give me a pathology script to see how my bloods were going. The numbers had returned to the # when I was first diagnosed. He suggested I send the information to my doc and haematologist back home. I did and didn’t get a reply from either of them, so I’m guessing it’s not a problem.
My doctor friend said that he advises all his cancer patients to completely remove sugar from their diets as it causes cancer cells to multiply. I was wondering if it did this with MPN’s as it’s a diff type of cancer/disorder 🤔
Also the doc said that on looking into it as it’s not his area of expertise…. that red wine is good for lowering platelets 🤩🤗 I’m not a drinker really and have a glass socially now and then. Has anyone heard that this may be so with red wine?
Thank you 😃
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I cut sugar & follow an anti inflammatory diet (basically Mediterranean) and red wine is in that! I found I had more energy without sugar & felt generally better when I have any now, I get headaches & feel really sluggish so I would recommend
I have lapsed recently but do avoid sugar, alcohol and caffeine where ever possible. I cook from scratch and usually follow Mediterranean but low on the carbs. I started to help menopause symptoms not my MPN but did find I felt better all round, less flushes, mood swings, night sweats better sleep etc. it’s easy when at home and in a routine but hard at other times. I wish you well.
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