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Bone barrow biopsy in cml
I am describing my fathers report below can anyone tell me what that mean Microscopic Description: Bone marrow biopsy : Hypercellular bone marrow showing myeloid preponderance with adequate maturation. Megakaryocytes are increased and shows dyspoietic changes included micromegakaryocytes. Erythroid
I am describing my fathers report below can anyone tell me what that mean Microscopic Description: Bone marrow biopsy : Hypercellular bone marrow showing myeloid preponderance with adequate maturation. Megakaryocytes are increased and shows dyspoietic changes included micromegakaryocytes. Erythroid
sumit-dubey
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CLL Support
6 years ago
One Million CLL Society Website Page-views! CLL Society in person support groups
Dear Friends and Supporters of the CLL Society, On July 2nd the CLL Society website surpassed 1 million page-views. You searched. We delivered. Thank you for your continued confidence in our work! Please check out the good health news about Brian's CAR-T treatment here. https://cllsociety.org/
Dear Friends and Supporters of the CLL Society, On July 2nd the CLL Society website surpassed 1 million page-views. You searched. We delivered. Thank you for your continued confidence in our work! Please check out the good health news about Brian's CAR-T treatment here. https://cllsociety.org/
lankisterguy
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CLL Support
6 years ago
unmutated cll patient treatment with fcr
hi there. i would like pls to know if unmutated cll patients as i am have complete remision for several years after FCR treatment or they all relaps after 2 to 3 years .fish test necative to 17p deletion. [i]Image of overall survival comparison with FC and FCR for IGHV mutated and unmutated added by
hi there. i would like pls to know if unmutated cll patients as i am have complete remision for several years after FCR treatment or they all relaps after 2 to 3 years .fish test necative to 17p deletion. [i]Image of overall survival comparison with FC and FCR for IGHV mutated and unmutated added by
Neoklis
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CLL Support
6 years ago
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Wondering if I need to up my ERFA dose after surgery?
I had surgery nearly 3 weeks ago under GA for removal go ovarian cyst and a cervical polypectomy. I've recovered from the affects of the GA and my surgical wounds have healed, but I'm not feeling great. Tired and gaining weight very easily. I'm currently taking Erfa Thyroid. I take 90mg in the morning
I had surgery nearly 3 weeks ago under GA for removal go ovarian cyst and a cervical polypectomy. I've recovered from the affects of the GA and my surgical wounds have healed, but I'm not feeling great. Tired and gaining weight very easily. I'm currently taking Erfa Thyroid. I take 90mg in the morning
franniebabes
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Concernef
i had yearly mammogram June 11 was about a month late because of wreck , recalled July 2 with concerns of finding lymph node they said 4 inches but think they meant 4 cm , my concern is my sister passed away from breast cancer metastasis , is their a blood test that can show if cancer cells present
i had yearly mammogram June 11 was about a month late because of wreck , recalled July 2 with concerns of finding lymph node they said 4 inches but think they meant 4 cm , my concern is my sister passed away from breast cancer metastasis , is their a blood test that can show if cancer cells present
Rjbp1950
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CLL Support
6 years ago
CLLSA and Leukaemia Care Joint Response to NHS England regarding Ibrutinib Prescribing as per NICE TA
This is the letter sent to Professor Peter Clarke on 2nd July 2018 for the review of Ibrutinib prescribing.
Professor Peter Clark
Chair NHS England Chemotherapy Clinical Reference Group and Clinical Lead for the Cancer Drugs Fund, Specialised Commissioning NHS England
CLLSA and Leukaemia
This is the letter sent to Professor Peter Clarke on 2nd July 2018 for the review of Ibrutinib prescribing.
Professor Peter Clark
Chair NHS England Chemotherapy Clinical Reference Group and Clinical Lead for the Cancer Drugs Fund, Specialised Commissioning NHS England
CLLSA and Leukaemia
Jm954
Administrator
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Dual organ transplant better than one?
we've heard that, since he is diabetic, he might get a kidney transplant sooner if he gets on the list for both a pancreas and a kidney transplant. Is that true? Has anyone experienced that?
we've heard that, since he is diabetic, he might get a kidney transplant sooner if he gets on the list for both a pancreas and a kidney transplant. Is that true? Has anyone experienced that?
pdbetterhalf
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Kidney Dialysis
6 years ago
First follow up test.
Just got my first lab results back after being diagnosed with ckd. My first gfr was 62 but was told i'am stage 3. Maybe because i'am diabetic with heart disease. Just thought any thing above 60 was stage 2. Anyway doctor said he wants me to get blood work every month now. Ive been pretty strict this
Just got my first lab results back after being diagnosed with ckd. My first gfr was 62 but was told i'am stage 3. Maybe because i'am diabetic with heart disease. Just thought any thing above 60 was stage 2. Anyway doctor said he wants me to get blood work every month now. Ive been pretty strict this
captainlsu
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Early CKD Support
6 years ago
Caffeine and spirometery tests
Hi everyone. Ive just been reading about the effects caffeine apparently can have on spirometry tests. Quite suprised when it stated caffeine is a bronchodialator that can last up to 4 hours after having say, a cup of tea or coffee or a coke etc so it could lead to false spirometery readings and so the
Hi everyone. Ive just been reading about the effects caffeine apparently can have on spirometry tests. Quite suprised when it stated caffeine is a bronchodialator that can last up to 4 hours after having say, a cup of tea or coffee or a coke etc so it could lead to false spirometery readings and so the
robdonn
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Too much protein??!!
I'm 7 months post from kidney transplant, and my nurse they need to redo creatinine and GFR, and that I might have to cut back on protein. Have anyone ever heard that before? Told me if I was going to eat meat with every meal, I should cut back to 3oz, and consider the other foods with protein, like
I'm 7 months post from kidney transplant, and my nurse they need to redo creatinine and GFR, and that I might have to cut back on protein. Have anyone ever heard that before? Told me if I was going to eat meat with every meal, I should cut back to 3oz, and consider the other foods with protein, like
TamekaS
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Kidney Transplant Patient Support
6 years ago
efsa assesses safety of green tea catechins
https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/180418 It's been been noted here before that too much green tea may cause some liver damage. Here is a European study that verifies that. Strangely for me is that I take four capsules of 200 mg EGCG and that is the exact exact amount - 800 mg per day - the study
https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/press/news/180418 It's been been noted here before that too much green tea may cause some liver damage. Here is a European study that verifies that. Strangely for me is that I take four capsules of 200 mg EGCG and that is the exact exact amount - 800 mg per day - the study
gemit2000
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Newbie - Specialist testing/treatment Yorkshire
Hi, I joined the forum a month ago and have found the posts and advice really helpful. This is my first post. I have suffered from an irritable bowel for about 6 months now and my GP has ruled out IBD, Crohns, Celiac from an initial stool sample. I was initially proscribed colofac for IBS and when that
Hi, I joined the forum a month ago and have found the posts and advice really helpful. This is my first post. I have suffered from an irritable bowel for about 6 months now and my GP has ruled out IBD, Crohns, Celiac from an initial stool sample. I was initially proscribed colofac for IBS and when that
Liz1234ty
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IBS Network
6 years ago
Bone Marrow Biopsy showing Manoclonal B Lymphocytosis
Hello My name is Gloria, My husband Angel has been fighting small B-Cell Lymphocytic Leukemia/lymphoma for more than 8 years and none of the chemotherapy has helped him. The only treatment that helped him was Imbrivica (Ibrutinib)for a year his blood levels improved almost to normal levels but, the
Hello My name is Gloria, My husband Angel has been fighting small B-Cell Lymphocytic Leukemia/lymphoma for more than 8 years and none of the chemotherapy has helped him. The only treatment that helped him was Imbrivica (Ibrutinib)for a year his blood levels improved almost to normal levels but, the
gsanchez
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Ibrutinib response from NHSE to Vernon Coaker MP
Hi all Just a quick up date. I recieved the letter below Vernon Coaker MP recieved from NHSE 're Ibrutinib. It doesn't address the 3 year issue and I've asked him if he would write back to specifically address that point. A letter is going out today. You will also notice a slight change in attitude.
Hi all Just a quick up date. I recieved the letter below Vernon Coaker MP recieved from NHSE 're Ibrutinib. It doesn't address the 3 year issue and I've asked him if he would write back to specifically address that point. A letter is going out today. You will also notice a slight change in attitude.
Mick491
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Here to help
Here to answer questions you might have about home dialysis and kidney transplantation. I was on dialysis for. A year and recently received a kidney transplant.
Here to answer questions you might have about home dialysis and kidney transplantation. I was on dialysis for. A year and recently received a kidney transplant.
Mirna67
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Kidney Dialysis
6 years ago
Intal/Tilade - Medication for exercise induced asthma
I have been doing some research whilst trying to rest up after the weekend, and it seems there are some medications around which target exercise induced asthma. Generally my asthma is reasonably well controlled, but exercise remains an issue for me. For example this weekend, I used ventolin before I
I have been doing some research whilst trying to rest up after the weekend, and it seems there are some medications around which target exercise induced asthma. Generally my asthma is reasonably well controlled, but exercise remains an issue for me. For example this weekend, I used ventolin before I
-Butterfly-
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Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 years ago
Does Vitamin C really help with CLL?
Has anyone else seen the report in the New Scientist of 25.08.17 which reported on trials involving mice and large intravenous doses of Vitamin C? I have been sent a clipping from this periodical, but I am very confused by this report. Firstly the report does not specify what type of chronic leukaemia
Has anyone else seen the report in the New Scientist of 25.08.17 which reported on trials involving mice and large intravenous doses of Vitamin C? I have been sent a clipping from this periodical, but I am very confused by this report. Firstly the report does not specify what type of chronic leukaemia
catmad1
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Puffy eyes?
Hello everyone. I have been diagnosed with IGA nephropathy (CKD3) earlier this year. I have been retaining a lot of fluid and in particular, have very puffy eyes (worse in the morning but puffy throughout the day). I have tried cooling eye masks, cold tea bags, ice, puffy eye cream. All with no improvement
Hello everyone. I have been diagnosed with IGA nephropathy (CKD3) earlier this year. I have been retaining a lot of fluid and in particular, have very puffy eyes (worse in the morning but puffy throughout the day). I have tried cooling eye masks, cold tea bags, ice, puffy eye cream. All with no improvement
twolittlebeans
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Early CKD Support
6 years ago
Recovery after laproscopy
Hi all, I was discharged from hospital without consultation with a doctor and without a sick note for work. I had laproscopy, hysteroscopy and uterine polypectomy and am a fair amount of pain. Hoping someone on here might be able to give me advice on recovery, what I should and shouldn't do, and for
Hi all, I was discharged from hospital without consultation with a doctor and without a sick note for work. I had laproscopy, hysteroscopy and uterine polypectomy and am a fair amount of pain. Hoping someone on here might be able to give me advice on recovery, what I should and shouldn't do, and for
Hidden
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Endometriosis UK
6 years ago
Gazyva again?
Hi All, Has anyone had Gazyva for second line treatment? I had Gazyva in late 2016, was only in remission for a few months and then the lymphoma started coming back again in my parotid gland. I've been in W&W since but my blood numbers have been going down in the past few months. Platelets have gone
Hi All, Has anyone had Gazyva for second line treatment? I had Gazyva in late 2016, was only in remission for a few months and then the lymphoma started coming back again in my parotid gland. I've been in W&W since but my blood numbers have been going down in the past few months. Platelets have gone
skinkade
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CLL Support
6 years ago
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