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Cheap Ibrutinib for B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia Patient in Pakistan
My father was diagnosed with B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia in March 2017. He received 6 Cycles of Chemotherapy (Rituximab+Bendamestine). Last cycle was received in January 2018. Now the disease has relapsed and doctor has advised Ibrutinib. In Pakistan Ibrutinib costs Pakistani Rupees 200,000/- per
My father was diagnosed with B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia in March 2017. He received 6 Cycles of Chemotherapy (Rituximab+Bendamestine). Last cycle was received in January 2018. Now the disease has relapsed and doctor has advised Ibrutinib. In Pakistan Ibrutinib costs Pakistani Rupees 200,000/- per
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5 years ago
Cheap Ibrutinib for B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia Patient in Pakistan
My father was diagnosed with B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia in March 2017. He received 6 Cycles of Chemotherapy (Rituximab+Bendamestine). Last cycle was received in January 2018. Now the disease has relapsed and doctor has advised Ibrutinib. In Pakistan Ibrutinib costs Pakistani Rupees 200,000/- per
My father was diagnosed with B Cell Prolymphocitic Leukemia in March 2017. He received 6 Cycles of Chemotherapy (Rituximab+Bendamestine). Last cycle was received in January 2018. Now the disease has relapsed and doctor has advised Ibrutinib. In Pakistan Ibrutinib costs Pakistani Rupees 200,000/- per
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CLL Support
5 years ago
What is the rate for someone with ET to progress to myelofibrosis?
I have slight increase in platelets and mild splenomegaly. My hematologist gave me 15% rate for progression to ET. Does anyone else has a percentage given from their hematologist?
I have slight increase in platelets and mild splenomegaly. My hematologist gave me 15% rate for progression to ET. Does anyone else has a percentage given from their hematologist?
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
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My AED ...
Well I took plunge and bought a heart start or AED Quite scary but the do save lives BUT with any AED purchase CPR resuscitation know how is a must as they go hand in hand. https://youtu.be/msRft-g-k_s What the say flat on back head back and chest compressions hard and fast. Quite a feet for anyone
Well I took plunge and bought a heart start or AED Quite scary but the do save lives BUT with any AED purchase CPR resuscitation know how is a must as they go hand in hand. https://youtu.be/msRft-g-k_s What the say flat on back head back and chest compressions hard and fast. Quite a feet for anyone
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5 years ago
Explainer: what’s actually in our blood?
[i]Blood is vitally important for our body. As it’s pumped around our body through veins and arteries, it transports oxygen from our lungs to all of the other organs, tissues and cells that need it. Blood also removes waste products from our organs and tissues, taking them to the liver and kidneys, where
[i]Blood is vitally important for our body. As it’s pumped around our body through veins and arteries, it transports oxygen from our lungs to all of the other organs, tissues and cells that need it. Blood also removes waste products from our organs and tissues, taking them to the liver and kidneys, where
AussieNeil
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5 years ago
Vitamin c and fibrosis
Can anyone offer incite as to whether vitamin c promotes fibrosis via collagen development from vitamin c? It has so many other benefits in haematological parameters that I want to continue it but cautious due to forming collagen fibrosis. Someone with a technical mind may be able to decipher this VERY
Can anyone offer incite as to whether vitamin c promotes fibrosis via collagen development from vitamin c? It has so many other benefits in haematological parameters that I want to continue it but cautious due to forming collagen fibrosis. Someone with a technical mind may be able to decipher this VERY
fee13
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Updown Blood counts
Hello Everyone, Recently i have experience updown blood counts,i had continued to drop down in blood counts after four months of phlebotomy but CBC results up and down since last 10 days Before 10 days my CBC shows HB-16.9(range-13 to 17) Hct-47(40 to 50) RBC-5.1(4.50to 5.5) MCV-93(80to100) MCH-33.70
Hello Everyone, Recently i have experience updown blood counts,i had continued to drop down in blood counts after four months of phlebotomy but CBC results up and down since last 10 days Before 10 days my CBC shows HB-16.9(range-13 to 17) Hct-47(40 to 50) RBC-5.1(4.50to 5.5) MCV-93(80to100) MCH-33.70
Vigiindia
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5 years ago
Awaiting FISH results & bone marrow biopsy
Quick recap... diagnosed here in the U.K. December 2016... no issues whatsoever for 1 1/2 years and then last August started to develop unexplained infections roughly every 6-8 weeks since then... have been neutropenic on some of these occasions.. haemoglobin and platelet counts low but stable... wbc
Quick recap... diagnosed here in the U.K. December 2016... no issues whatsoever for 1 1/2 years and then last August started to develop unexplained infections roughly every 6-8 weeks since then... have been neutropenic on some of these occasions.. haemoglobin and platelet counts low but stable... wbc
AR0613
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CLL Support
5 years ago
I have TP53
I was told I will not react to chemo (anymore) and based on my mutations is either CarT or Stem Cell Transplant. I am deadly afraid of the latter and can't afford CarT. Are there any Clinical trials for CarT at this point? Presently I am on Ibrutinib (have been for 10 months and doing relatively well
I was told I will not react to chemo (anymore) and based on my mutations is either CarT or Stem Cell Transplant. I am deadly afraid of the latter and can't afford CarT. Are there any Clinical trials for CarT at this point? Presently I am on Ibrutinib (have been for 10 months and doing relatively well
Doremefasol
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5 years ago
Nana
I was diagnosed with cll just before Christmas in 2018. Needless to say I was absolutely floored as I did not even feel sick. I was referred to Dr. Ahmed Galal at the Duke Cancer Center. The day I walked into his office the Grimm reaper was riding on my back. This wonderful man looked at me and said
I was diagnosed with cll just before Christmas in 2018. Needless to say I was absolutely floored as I did not even feel sick. I was referred to Dr. Ahmed Galal at the Duke Cancer Center. The day I walked into his office the Grimm reaper was riding on my back. This wonderful man looked at me and said
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CLL Support
5 years ago
CLL night sweats
Having horrible night sweats...have 3 fans going..on watch and wait..highest WBC 50,000..any relief for this?
Having horrible night sweats...have 3 fans going..on watch and wait..highest WBC 50,000..any relief for this?
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Good News
I have had the results of my bone marrow biopsy this week and my six months of FCR chemo have done the trick, I am now clear of any signs of cll cancer cells. This obviously is a great relief and although fatigue is still part of my life I am hoping for many years of being cancer free. I wish every single
I have had the results of my bone marrow biopsy this week and my six months of FCR chemo have done the trick, I am now clear of any signs of cll cancer cells. This obviously is a great relief and although fatigue is still part of my life I am hoping for many years of being cancer free. I wish every single
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Lab Visit
Hi all, For those of you who remember me say I was going to visit the Lab! I went this week - what a fantastic encouraging view I had on the research being done in the Southampton Research Department , work and research results which are shared backwards and forwards between Bournemouth, Canada, America
Hi all, For those of you who remember me say I was going to visit the Lab! I went this week - what a fantastic encouraging view I had on the research being done in the Southampton Research Department , work and research results which are shared backwards and forwards between Bournemouth, Canada, America
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CLL Support
5 years ago
AXSL MUTATION
Hi Folks, I keep up to speed with the Forum, I don't often post, when I do, I have always had kind informative replies... I joined you folk last year in March, after ET Diagnosis.. Little did I know by May 18th, I would be diagnosed with MF Intermediate 1. After BMB which I'm so glad I had it, at least
Hi Folks, I keep up to speed with the Forum, I don't often post, when I do, I have always had kind informative replies... I joined you folk last year in March, after ET Diagnosis.. Little did I know by May 18th, I would be diagnosed with MF Intermediate 1. After BMB which I'm so glad I had it, at least
pontygirl
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Recent diagnosis
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
Last November I was diagnosed with T cell large granulocytic leukaemia which was a bit of a shock as I have no real symptoms, perhaps I'm a bit tired but who, at 68 yrs, isn't. Anyway I'm on watch and wait which is good. Has anyone else got this? How are you? Can you tell me about your experience
GrannyTWest
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Update
Hi All, Thought it was about time I wrote with an update. Last year I wrote a few posts about my first transplant (MUD) to treat myelofibrosis. It failed to engraft so attempted a second transplant (HAPLO). Pleased to report that on Day 120 I am feeling good in myself and relatively healthy despite having
Hi All, Thought it was about time I wrote with an update. Last year I wrote a few posts about my first transplant (MUD) to treat myelofibrosis. It failed to engraft so attempted a second transplant (HAPLO). Pleased to report that on Day 120 I am feeling good in myself and relatively healthy despite having
Simon96
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Another possible MF ‘cure’ but very early stage....
https://www.apnews.com/Business%20Wire/569c6623ad784538ba40be42a99f087a “This clinical trial will evaluate the ability of AVID200 to achieve the disease-modifying outcomes of reversing bone marrow fibrosis and restoring normal hematopoiesis. Preclinical data demonstrate that selective neutralization
https://www.apnews.com/Business%20Wire/569c6623ad784538ba40be42a99f087a “This clinical trial will evaluate the ability of AVID200 to achieve the disease-modifying outcomes of reversing bone marrow fibrosis and restoring normal hematopoiesis. Preclinical data demonstrate that selective neutralization
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Haemo appointment
Haematology appointment this morning 🤔 first one since I stopped all the HU and Ruxolitinib. Interesting to see what my bloods are today. My platelets had previously come down to 540 so time will tell........ I get so nervous on appointment days - like a cat on a hot tin roof
Haematology appointment this morning 🤔 first one since I stopped all the HU and Ruxolitinib. Interesting to see what my bloods are today. My platelets had previously come down to 540 so time will tell........ I get so nervous on appointment days - like a cat on a hot tin roof
Graham7694
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
Low RDW-CV
Hi everyone! Got my CBC result yesterday with the following results: WBC Count- 8400 RBC Count- 3.91 Hemoglobin- 13.4 Hematocrit- 40.3 Platelet Count- H 469000 MCV- H 103.0 MCH- H 34.3 MCHC- 33.2 RDW-CV- L 10.7 Neutrophils- 51.4 Lymphocytes- 39.7 Monocytes- 7.3 Eosinophils- L 1.6 Basophils- 0.0 I'm disturbed
Hi everyone! Got my CBC result yesterday with the following results: WBC Count- 8400 RBC Count- 3.91 Hemoglobin- 13.4 Hematocrit- 40.3 Platelet Count- H 469000 MCV- H 103.0 MCH- H 34.3 MCHC- 33.2 RDW-CV- L 10.7 Neutrophils- 51.4 Lymphocytes- 39.7 Monocytes- 7.3 Eosinophils- L 1.6 Basophils- 0.0 I'm disturbed
Yona
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
What does a normal karyotype means in ET?
I have my BMB results and my heamatologist told me that i have normal karyotype, and no fibrosis. I have mild ET and she didnt mentioned anything about mutations. All this was short conversation from the telephone,just to let me know the results,cause she knew i was very stressed about it. I will meet
I have my BMB results and my heamatologist told me that i have normal karyotype, and no fibrosis. I have mild ET and she didnt mentioned anything about mutations. All this was short conversation from the telephone,just to let me know the results,cause she knew i was very stressed about it. I will meet
Aneliv9
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MPN Voice
5 years ago
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