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Green Tea Extract and Curcumin
Hi All - I’ve been taking green tea extract and curcumin capsules daily since I was diagnosed 18 months ago. I have no symptoms and my blood levels have been very stable. Has anyone had experience with those two supplements?
Hi All - I’ve been taking green tea extract and curcumin capsules daily since I was diagnosed 18 months ago. I have no symptoms and my blood levels have been very stable. Has anyone had experience with those two supplements?
LouisAmbrose
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Richter's Syndrome
Just diagnosed. I'm 46. Have biopsy tomorrow to determine treatment options. This is really freaking me out. Is this really a death sentence? Need feedback from others that have gone though it
Just diagnosed. I'm 46. Have biopsy tomorrow to determine treatment options. This is really freaking me out. Is this really a death sentence? Need feedback from others that have gone though it
ishudderz
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CLL Support
4 years ago
A webinar for patients - practical workshop 'Coping with Fatigue' Oct 28th at 4pm
Hi all, this is a challenge that many of us have to manage. Please join us for this participative webinar Register > http://bit.ly/FatigueWebinar https://pic.twitter.com/44DMhhS46y Leukaemia Care are co – hosting this webinar with Lymphoma Action to support patients with understanding and managing
Hi all, this is a challenge that many of us have to manage. Please join us for this participative webinar Register > http://bit.ly/FatigueWebinar https://pic.twitter.com/44DMhhS46y Leukaemia Care are co – hosting this webinar with Lymphoma Action to support patients with understanding and managing
HAIRBEAR_UK
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4 years ago
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Vitamin D and Green Tea
Big thanks to this site as I’ve found a new Haematologist recommended here with whom I am 😊 He suggested three cups of Green Tea per day so I’ve included it in my everyday life and will be very interested to see blood test results next year. I have one early morning then make up a two bag mug which
Big thanks to this site as I’ve found a new Haematologist recommended here with whom I am 😊 He suggested three cups of Green Tea per day so I’ve included it in my everyday life and will be very interested to see blood test results next year. I have one early morning then make up a two bag mug which
YelvertonDevon
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Update from my Appointment
Hi All, I want to thank everyone for the kind words of support, good thoughts, and prayers for my appointment with a new specialist yesterday. I appreciate it so much. Here’s what I learned: 1.I liked the team a great deal. Everyone was very kind, really listened to me, and had excellent information
Hi All, I want to thank everyone for the kind words of support, good thoughts, and prayers for my appointment with a new specialist yesterday. I appreciate it so much. Here’s what I learned: 1.I liked the team a great deal. Everyone was very kind, really listened to me, and had excellent information
Moonmyst
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Vitamins for CLL
I've always been a firm believer that God provides a means in the natural world to help heal ourselves mentally and physically. Along with my chemotherapy medication Imbruvica, I'm also taking a combination of Vitamin C, E, and green tea supplements. What other natural occurring vitamins have been
I've always been a firm believer that God provides a means in the natural world to help heal ourselves mentally and physically. Along with my chemotherapy medication Imbruvica, I'm also taking a combination of Vitamin C, E, and green tea supplements. What other natural occurring vitamins have been
PJWheeler
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Has anybody found that regular running helps with CLL?
I am at the "wait and see" stage with my CLL. When my CLL was first diagnosed in April 2019, the ABS Lymphocyte count in my blood was 68.7. I continued to train for a May 5 marathon and my ABS count improved to 49.5 on May 22. After that, I did not run as much, and my ABS Lymphocyte counts rose and
I am at the "wait and see" stage with my CLL. When my CLL was first diagnosed in April 2019, the ABS Lymphocyte count in my blood was 68.7. I continued to train for a May 5 marathon and my ABS count improved to 49.5 on May 22. After that, I did not run as much, and my ABS Lymphocyte counts rose and
HowardR
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CLL Support
4 years ago
CLL Australian Webinar 21 October 2020. Keynote speaker Prof Peter Hillmen, Leeds UK. Interview of Sharon Winton CEO Lymphoma Australia, Q&A
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Julie McCrossin
and keynote speaker - the world renowned clinician and researcher -
Prof. Peter Hillmen
from St James’s University Hospital Leeds, for a webinar that
promises
to be energetic and full of new information. People from all countries are welcome to join the webinar
AussieNeil
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4 years ago
Mirtazapine
I've been doing some research on taking Mirtazapine when you suffer with COPD. I am quite anxious & feel quite stressed & last year while having a bad time with my COPD my Dr prescribed Mirtazapine, while taking this I felt I had more breath & felt able to cope better. Has anyone else tried this medication
I've been doing some research on taking Mirtazapine when you suffer with COPD. I am quite anxious & feel quite stressed & last year while having a bad time with my COPD my Dr prescribed Mirtazapine, while taking this I felt I had more breath & felt able to cope better. Has anyone else tried this medication
Jansy16
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
4 years ago
Sleep problems
I am late stage four kidney disease with a GFR of 20. Recently I have had difficulties sleeping at night and wonder if that is common with people at my stage. If so what do you do about it as it adds to the overall feeling of fatigue. My doctor says I am too old for sleeping pills whatever that means
I am late stage four kidney disease with a GFR of 20. Recently I have had difficulties sleeping at night and wonder if that is common with people at my stage. If so what do you do about it as it adds to the overall feeling of fatigue. My doctor says I am too old for sleeping pills whatever that means
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Kidney Dialysis
4 years ago
Night Sweats
Hello CLL Community Friends. I hope you are all doing well, remaining healthy and safe, especially during these unprecedented crazy times. I was diagnosed with CLL in May of 2018. I've been on wait and watch. Just had a visit with my hematology oncologist last week. My numbers look good and my appointment
Hello CLL Community Friends. I hope you are all doing well, remaining healthy and safe, especially during these unprecedented crazy times. I was diagnosed with CLL in May of 2018. I've been on wait and watch. Just had a visit with my hematology oncologist last week. My numbers look good and my appointment
CouldBworse
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CLL Support
4 years ago
VenR in Relapsed CLL: 4-Year Results and Evaluation of Impact of Genomic Complexity and Gene Mutations from MURANO 3 study
This is an important evaluation and insight into how your CLL profile affects your response to VR in relapsed and refractory CLL. Sadly it looks like bad genetics is still relatively bad news in terms of PFS even on VenR. "[i]In previous analyses of the MURANO study, fixed-duration venetoclax plus rituximab
This is an important evaluation and insight into how your CLL profile affects your response to VR in relapsed and refractory CLL. Sadly it looks like bad genetics is still relatively bad news in terms of PFS even on VenR. "[i]In previous analyses of the MURANO study, fixed-duration venetoclax plus rituximab
Jm954
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CLL Support
4 years ago
From ana positive in past to ana negative??
I have always been ana positive in the past and my recent one was negative which puzzled the rheumatologist, as I have been suffering from increased inflammation which showed in my bloods. I have been feeling dreadful and she says it's due to increased lupus activity. Has anyone else had this happen
I have always been ana positive in the past and my recent one was negative which puzzled the rheumatologist, as I have been suffering from increased inflammation which showed in my bloods. I have been feeling dreadful and she says it's due to increased lupus activity. Has anyone else had this happen
Caramia1964
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LUPUS UK
4 years ago
Some good news and hope
A very special day today. My wife Jan was diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer CLL this day 9 years ago age 39. We are in Ireland. After 3 very sick years we were fortunate that she was able to access a clinical trial in the UK and in 2014 started a drug Ibrutinib which targets the cancer. Her
A very special day today. My wife Jan was diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer CLL this day 9 years ago age 39. We are in Ireland. After 3 very sick years we were fortunate that she was able to access a clinical trial in the UK and in 2014 started a drug Ibrutinib which targets the cancer. Her
Irishcll
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Night Sweats
I was diagnosed with CLL May of 2018. Still on wait & watch. I am 61. Over the last 40 years I would get periodic night sweats, very randomly. Once a year, then over the last 20 years, I would have a few night sweats year. Over the last 5 years, I get them a few days in a row, then nothing for months
I was diagnosed with CLL May of 2018. Still on wait & watch. I am 61. Over the last 40 years I would get periodic night sweats, very randomly. Once a year, then over the last 20 years, I would have a few night sweats year. Over the last 5 years, I get them a few days in a row, then nothing for months
CouldBworse
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CLL Support
4 years ago
CLL Expert Access 2nd Opinion from CLL Society from your home at no cost -unfortunately for USA Residents only
A CLL EXPERT PHYSICIAN CAN GIVE YOU A 2nd OPINION ONLINE AT NO COST TO YOU! APPLY NOW! • Easy to qualify • Easy to apply online • No need to leave your house https://cllsociety.org/cll-society-expert-access/ CLL Society Expert Access™ Program application: https://cllsociety.org/2019-expert-access-start
A CLL EXPERT PHYSICIAN CAN GIVE YOU A 2nd OPINION ONLINE AT NO COST TO YOU! APPLY NOW! • Easy to qualify • Easy to apply online • No need to leave your house https://cllsociety.org/cll-society-expert-access/ CLL Society Expert Access™ Program application: https://cllsociety.org/2019-expert-access-start
lankisterguy
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4 years ago
More post transplant questions😀
More post transplant questions 😀 So dad is still taking small steps slowly but surely forward, he’s on tacrolimus, mychoohelate and prednisalone, he had some swelling in ankles/feet when he came home which went up and down but seem to be staying swollen now, we seen renal team at our local hospital
More post transplant questions 😀 So dad is still taking small steps slowly but surely forward, he’s on tacrolimus, mychoohelate and prednisalone, he had some swelling in ankles/feet when he came home which went up and down but seem to be staying swollen now, we seen renal team at our local hospital
Jugular1
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British Liver Trust
4 years ago
Revolution of Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Therapy: the Chemo-Free Treatment Paradigm
February 2020 A long paper and too much information to be able to summarise in this post but a nice account of current treatments, response rates, trial details and issues of resistance/intolerance. "[i]Over the last years, targeted therapy with small molecule inhibitors and antibodies has much replaced
February 2020 A long paper and too much information to be able to summarise in this post but a nice account of current treatments, response rates, trial details and issues of resistance/intolerance. "[i]Over the last years, targeted therapy with small molecule inhibitors and antibodies has much replaced
Jm954
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Time-to-progression after front-line FCR for CLL: a retrospective, multicohort study
It has been known for some time that FCR can produce very long remissions (perhaps cures) for some patients with mutated CLL. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4760129/ This study looks at unmutated patients and could be an important study for CLL patients or, on the other hand, completely
It has been known for some time that FCR can produce very long remissions (perhaps cures) for some patients with mutated CLL. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4760129/ This study looks at unmutated patients and could be an important study for CLL patients or, on the other hand, completely
Jm954
Administrator
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CLL Support
4 years ago
Do all novel drugs "clear" CLL cells in blood, lymph nodes and bone marrow?
Do all novel drugs (non-chemotherapy) "clear" CLL cells in blood, lymph nodes and bone marrow? Or perhaps some drugs clear CLL cells only in blood, but are unable to get into bone marrow?
Do all novel drugs (non-chemotherapy) "clear" CLL cells in blood, lymph nodes and bone marrow? Or perhaps some drugs clear CLL cells only in blood, but are unable to get into bone marrow?
mantana
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CLL Support
4 years ago
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