Experiences with

Bone spur

My elbows are looking deformed these days nodules on nodules and a small bone spur. Know lots of you get this in various joints , but wondered how you "treat" them if you bother to?

Going into foot doctor tomorrow to have injection in my good ankle to help with bone spur. Always something going on.

I am wondering if anyone has had this surgery,I need to have it carried out with an iliac crest bone graft and tendon transfer. I have exhausted all other avenues. If anyone has experience with this I would be interested to hear.

In the meantime I had 2-3 years wait for a hip replacement (no cartliage) and it turned out a bone spur had grown off the ball.

After a morning of being at the hospital helping my mom who has several medical Issues I was rushing to my own pulmonary rehab for persistent respiratory damage following my first Sept. covid infection then BOOM! Slipped on ICE in a parking lot, fully broke arm bone between elbow & shoulder. Surgeon

Hi all ,Had my hip arthroscopy last week successfully and recovering well from it. What amazing leg range I have now compared to what I did not have before. I struggled to go on our static bike before and now I can sit on there with our any issues and bike so fluidly. The combination of my hip surgery

Allogenic hematopoietic stem cell transplantation is a potentially curative treatment for advanced polycythemia vera (PV). This procedure involves replacing defective stem cells with healthy ones from a donor. It's considered a last resort when other treatments have been ineffective, or if the

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Hi All An update to what I would have described as a failed Stem Cell Transplant has actually been a part success- I don’t seem to have any sign of CLL but instead I am back to SLL status which is what I was initially diagnosed with 10 years ago. The scans post transplant show enlarged nodes but bloods

In the past ten years, there has been a shift away from treating CLL/SLL with chemoimmunotherapy to treating it with more targeted therapies. To support practitioners in real world settings in the US, the Leukemia Research Foundation convened a panel of CLL/SLL specialists to write a consensus statement

I've got a long and varied CLL history. Long story made short for those not familiar, I was diagnosed in 2013 in my own lab when I was working as a NHS healthcare scientist in Haematology. I am. 11q del and rapidly enlarging nodes meant I started treatment with Ibrutinib in October 2015. Six years

this is the email i Got, what do you think Hello, Thank you for your interest in Biostar’s stem cell therapy for Parkinson’s disease. The treatment is recommended for patients with early to mild stages. The cell dose for treatment will be determined on the patient’s stage of the disease. This will

will be needed a stem cell transplant after my third round for Flagida Chemotherapy. Has anyone had similar?

Hey all. I don't know if I'm asking a question or just venting so bare with me.Brief history- 31yr old female. Diagnosed Jak2+ ET start of this year but going by bloodwork, I have had it since 2019. Had a BMB in the summer which showed "mild fibrosis" and "hypercellular marrow" but diagnosis remained

I have a tear in my labrum, osteoarthritis and bone spur. I started PT because in 2001 I had both knees replaced and my one knee was bothering me so they figured a little PT would help it.

It’s been awhile for an update, here is the latest. I’m at Day plus 127 from my Bone Marrow Transplant. I saw my doctor (main specialist) on day+119. This was after a BMBiopsy +105 and colonoscopy +109! Those results revealed the great and not so good! There’s no sign of cancer in my BoneMarrow, and

Hello! This is my first post. Since my teen years, I know I've had some repetitive movements of my fingers, ticks/twitches of my eyebrows and face, and counting even and odd numbers, often imagining doing so on my front teeth (sounds a bit odd, but that's what it is!) It was manageable and possibly annoying

I just wanted to let everyone know that I made my decision and I’m going through with a SCT. I have been seeing a transplant doctor at Dana Farber in Boston for about a year and he feels I’m strong enough now to have one. Now we have to find a donor and I have to start making preparations. We are shooting

Late April prior to treatment September after 4 cycles This is an update to my Diagnosed with Richters post a month or so back. I now go to MDA every 28 days and every third visit is a PET/CT scan and bone marrow along with