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Shingrix OK For Immunocompromised Adults
This article was posted today on CLLSLL groups.io and is reposted here with permission from Dr. Furman https://groups.io/g/CLLSLL/message/31608?reply=1 [i] Re: Shingrix OK For Immunocompromised Adults [/i] [i]From: Rick Furman Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2021 08:43:32 EDT[/i] [i]-[/i] [i]Shingles is the result
This article was posted today on CLLSLL groups.io and is reposted here with permission from Dr. Furman https://groups.io/g/CLLSLL/message/31608?reply=1 [i] Re: Shingrix OK For Immunocompromised Adults [/i] [i]From: Rick Furman Date: Fri, 30 Jul 2021 08:43:32 EDT[/i] [i]-[/i] [i]Shingles is the result
lankisterguy
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CLL Support
3 years ago
New heart problem
Advice needed on angiogram I have a 98% blocked and calcified left coronary artery. Lad is 97% blocked and 4 more vessels on left side77% blocked. Too dangerous to stent or cabg. Given medication. I feel like a time bomb. Does anyone have the same problem
Advice needed on angiogram I have a 98% blocked and calcified left coronary artery. Lad is 97% blocked and 4 more vessels on left side77% blocked. Too dangerous to stent or cabg. Given medication. I feel like a time bomb. Does anyone have the same problem
Nowel
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Newbie
Hi everyone, just found this site through the NHS app. Had cancer twice, had chemo plus stem cell transplant. I've been left with knee problems due to Lymphoma and have to use a stroller and wheelchair. The treatment I've had has led to a deep depression and anxiety as I no longer have my independence
Hi everyone, just found this site through the NHS app. Had cancer twice, had chemo plus stem cell transplant. I've been left with knee problems due to Lymphoma and have to use a stroller and wheelchair. The treatment I've had has led to a deep depression and anxiety as I no longer have my independence
Akita1963
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Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
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Has anyone else had experience of antibiotics specifically Co-amoxiclav raising platelets?
Has anyone else had experience of antibiotics specifically Co-amoxiclav raising platelets? I've been through a Bone Marrow Transplant to treat leukemia (2015) and one of the side effects is I am susceptible to ITP, it doesn't persist like most people's rather it occurs roughly every 2 years with no
Has anyone else had experience of antibiotics specifically Co-amoxiclav raising platelets? I've been through a Bone Marrow Transplant to treat leukemia (2015) and one of the side effects is I am susceptible to ITP, it doesn't persist like most people's rather it occurs roughly every 2 years with no
Yamaha1871
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ITP Support Association
3 years ago
Another HSCT question….
There are report that young people who have cll, who have done hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) as treatment and have completely recover, have you guys heard of this? Thank you
There are report that young people who have cll, who have done hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) as treatment and have completely recover, have you guys heard of this? Thank you
krikri1989ho
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Coming out of lockdown with a new scar and feeling nervous
I'm new here so this feels a bit scary! Last autumn I had a bad bike accident, I went flying and the pavement took a lot of the skin from around my eye. I was sent to the burns unit and came home with two skin grafts on my face. They are healing well, but some days are really hard and it still shocks
I'm new here so this feels a bit scary! Last autumn I had a bad bike accident, I went flying and the pavement took a lot of the skin from around my eye. I was sent to the burns unit and came home with two skin grafts on my face. They are healing well, but some days are really hard and it still shocks
Silvertree123
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Changing Faces
3 years ago
Husband Update
It seems like so long since I’ve updated, but it’s been only a few months. Husband is doing… ok. We’ve just received news that they've found a donor for his stem cell transplant and is scheduled to be admitted at the end of next month. It’s all become very, very real. The kids and I won’t be able
It seems like so long since I’ve updated, but it’s been only a few months. Husband is doing… ok. We’ve just received news that they've found a donor for his stem cell transplant and is scheduled to be admitted at the end of next month. It’s all become very, very real. The kids and I won’t be able
TM76
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Aortic Stenosis Awaiting TAVI procedure
Hi Hearties hope you are all well I am 30 years on from my first heart attacks and coronary artery bypass surgery, then in 2004 another heart attack followed by 2 stents fitted. 4 years ago aortic stenosis was picked up and has now become severe the plan was to fit a mechanical valve but following
Hi Hearties hope you are all well I am 30 years on from my first heart attacks and coronary artery bypass surgery, then in 2004 another heart attack followed by 2 stents fitted. 4 years ago aortic stenosis was picked up and has now become severe the plan was to fit a mechanical valve but following
rockingrandpa
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
More on Covid vaccines and the inmunocompromised.
Just saw this in the news and felt it was worth sharing. Lots of peopleScientists seek Covid protection boost for people with weakened immunity AFP, Jul 06, 2021, How effective are Covid vaccines if your immune system is compromised by HIV, cancer or a recent organ transplant? Faced with very little
Just saw this in the news and felt it was worth sharing. Lots of peopleScientists seek Covid protection boost for people with weakened immunity AFP, Jul 06, 2021, How effective are Covid vaccines if your immune system is compromised by HIV, cancer or a recent organ transplant? Faced with very little
Iupiter
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Is it common for CLL patients to undergo hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) as treatment?
Hi guys! My husband was looking around for information and he found about this, we were wondering if this is a common treatment? Thank you very much!
Hi guys! My husband was looking around for information and he found about this, we were wondering if this is a common treatment? Thank you very much!
krikri1989ho
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CLL Support
3 years ago
Vaccine efficacy for COPD and immune compromised people
Hi everyone. Have any of you had any discussions with your medical team with respect to the efficacy of the Covid vaccines for people with compromised immune systems and COPD. I have COPD as well as having a stem cell transplant due to multiple myeloma. I have been in remission for 8 years but it is
Hi everyone. Have any of you had any discussions with your medical team with respect to the efficacy of the Covid vaccines for people with compromised immune systems and COPD. I have COPD as well as having a stem cell transplant due to multiple myeloma. I have been in remission for 8 years but it is
macnsyl
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
3 years ago
Dental surgery when on prednisone?
Unfortunately, in the year I have been on prednisone I have lost so much bone in my jaw that after the extraction I will also need a
bone
and tissue
graft
before I can get an implant.
Unfortunately, in the year I have been on prednisone I have lost so much bone in my jaw that after the extraction I will also need a
bone
and tissue
graft
before I can get an implant.
Xlator
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PMRGCAuk
3 years ago
London to Birmingham canal walk
A year ago I discovered a brother I never knew existed. I was born in London in 1960 and Mike was born in Birmingham in 1946. We have met in between lockdowns! I have survived three heart attacks, I have been stented, had angioplasty and CABG. My partner Ruby and I felt it would be appropriate to walk
A year ago I discovered a brother I never knew existed. I was born in London in 1960 and Mike was born in Birmingham in 1946. We have met in between lockdowns! I have survived three heart attacks, I have been stented, had angioplasty and CABG. My partner Ruby and I felt it would be appropriate to walk
JimIOW
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Introduction of myself, PMF, from China
Hi, I'm Qi, from China, I'm 34 years old this year. I confirmed PMF in 2017. At that time, the splenomegaly was high, but it was not very high, and it was not so high all the time. These symptoms began to happen to me one after another as early as 2013. JAK2V617F gene mutation, there is only one mutation
Hi, I'm Qi, from China, I'm 34 years old this year. I confirmed PMF in 2017. At that time, the splenomegaly was high, but it was not very high, and it was not so high all the time. These symptoms began to happen to me one after another as early as 2013. JAK2V617F gene mutation, there is only one mutation
merlisa
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Hello
Hi everyone, I am Jim aged 61 and living on the Isle of Wight with Ruby, my long suffering partner. I have survived three heart attacks, been stented, had angioplasty and a coronary artery bypass graft to the the superior side of my heart as the inferior side was too badly damaged for a graft to be viable
Hi everyone, I am Jim aged 61 and living on the Isle of Wight with Ruby, my long suffering partner. I have survived three heart attacks, been stented, had angioplasty and a coronary artery bypass graft to the the superior side of my heart as the inferior side was too badly damaged for a graft to be viable
JimIOW
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
Recently diagnosed with MF
Hi Recently been diagnosed with MF at the age of 53, and the consultant at Guy's has proposed stem cell transplant later this year, has anyone had this treatment and if so any suggestions? I have a potential sibling match which is currently being investigated. Given the recent diagnosis still taking
Hi Recently been diagnosed with MF at the age of 53, and the consultant at Guy's has proposed stem cell transplant later this year, has anyone had this treatment and if so any suggestions? I have a potential sibling match which is currently being investigated. Given the recent diagnosis still taking
67Red
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
On the edge with too many decisions
I did the first one,
bone
graft
and joint fusion in my right foot...basically gluing my heal back together and screwing it to a bone below the ankle. I cant walk on it for 3 months. I think we don’t have to do the second one, bone grafting the two forearm bones.
I did the first one,
bone
graft
and joint fusion in my right foot...basically gluing my heal back together and screwing it to a bone below the ankle. I cant walk on it for 3 months. I think we don’t have to do the second one, bone grafting the two forearm bones.
Lazy_dog_lover
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Mental Health Support
3 years ago
mpal leukaemia
Hi Would really love to hear from anyone who has experience with this rare type of leukaemia. My son was diagnosed in December 2020 and is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant
Hi Would really love to hear from anyone who has experience with this rare type of leukaemia. My son was diagnosed in December 2020 and is about to undergo a bone marrow transplant
su0906
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Leukaemia CARE
3 years ago
“I think we’ll cure leukemia in my lifetime”
“Is there anything else you’d like to share about leukemia treatment? I'm very excited because I think we’ll cure leukemia in my lifetime. We’ve already come so far. For example, before 2000, patients with Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia had a survival rate of 10%. Targeted
“Is there anything else you’d like to share about leukemia treatment? I'm very excited because I think we’ll cure leukemia in my lifetime. We’ve already come so far. For example, before 2000, patients with Philadelphia chromosome-positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia had a survival rate of 10%. Targeted
Manouche
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MPN Voice
3 years ago
Researchers find 10-minute add-on heart surgery cuts stroke risk by one-third
As long as surgeons have a patient under anesthesia for one heart procedure, they may as well make it two—and according to a new study, the benefits in preventing future strokes could last a lifetime. Researchers examined whether making a quick detour during surgery to close off the left atrial appendage—a
As long as surgeons have a patient under anesthesia for one heart procedure, they may as well make it two—and according to a new study, the benefits in preventing future strokes could last a lifetime. Researchers examined whether making a quick detour during surgery to close off the left atrial appendage—a
seasider18
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British Heart Foundation
3 years ago
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