Experiences with

Cutaneous T cell lymphoma (CTCL)

Such cancers have included T-cell lymphoma, T-cell large granular lymphocytosis, peripheral T-cell lymphoma, and cutaneous T-cell lymphoma.

As of my last update in January 2022, several immunotherapy drugs have been studied or are currently being investigated for the treatment of prostate cancer. Here are some of the notable ones: Sipuleucel-T (Provenge): Sipuleucel-T is an autologous cellular immunotherapy approved for the treatment

Will this immunotherapy vaccine treatment work for PC?

I have question- I just had CT scan and all my lymph nodes have decreased in size the scan reader said I was responding to treat well ( I’m not currently in treatment) good thing? But my white count has gone from 80k to 130k in 3 months my other markers are no loss of the 11 or 17 or loss of p53 is that

On 6 January 2025, the journal [i]BJ Haem[/i] published a review article titled [i]Management strategies for patients with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia harbouring complex karyotype[/i] written by a team from Padua, Italy. The article summary explains its aims: [i]"Chronic lymphocytic leukaemia

Happy Holidays to Everyone! CLL Dx July 2022 when I was 78. W&W, Living an active and normal life except some swollen lymph nodes on necks and under chin (diameter of largest is about one inch). A month ago my Hemo/Oncologist ordered a FISH Test and Flow Cytometry. Results are as follows FISH FINAL

Recently diagnosed with Stage 3 CLL. Currently on Brukinsa and will be soon be starting Zometa (bone resorption infusion). Apparently, it is quite rare to have CLL that also presents with bone damage. In my case, I had a walnut sized tumor in my T12 vertebrae that had to be radiated. I also have

[u][i]Golexanolone[/i][/u] [i]A relatively new drug that is in clinical trial mostly being tested to help relieve cognitive and motor functions. It is hopefully to be used for Parkinson patients as well as those with hepatic encephalopathy in PBC. it was being tested in the laboratories

My Platelet count on my three monthly blood test has gone from 201 to 160 do they increase again or keep going down.? WBC is now 57.8 and Lymphocytes 53.5 Heamoglobin 140 Neutrophils 3.6 Basophils 0.2. Thanks

hi everyone not strictly pain related. But I’ve been a life long blusher / flusher. I’ve heard venlafaxine can help. Had anyone had any experience with this please? Or any other remedies please! Thanks

We met with my husband's onc yesterday to discuss the next move since the 3 years of Abiraraterone/prednisone has run its course. His psa numbers are now around 2.0 (up from a low of .04) and psma scan indicates that bone met volume is quite low. A recent lab biopsy didn't reveal much... The good doc

Hello, My dad started 100mg/daily of Calquence for manle cell lymphoma on September 9, 2024- a smaller dose because of his age, and high risk status. He has lost a lot of weight and is always tired. Any one else experience extreme fatigue - and any suggestions on how to deal with it, and same with advice

My ex was diagnosed with CLL about 6 years ago and was at stage zero until this year. She is starting Venetoclax and immunotherapy this week and I was just checking to see if anyone had experience with this? TIA

Hi Tedrog, I also started allopurinol when I started my Acalabrutinib one and a half years ago. It took almost a year for my lymphocytes to go down, so I remained on allopurinol the whole time until they were within normal limits. The thinking was that I should stay on it as long as my lymph’s were

H.”ere is an article that some might be interested in: There are many more news articles about this. The research was done at University of Windsor in Canada and the clinical trial is at the Windsor Cancer Center. There is also some ongoing research of cancer cells and various types of mushroom

I have CLL. I be am 4 months into a 1 year targeted immunotherapy plan. I receive a monthly infusion of Obitinubinazab and 300mg venclexta daily. I am very tired everyday. Went from 400mg to 300mg to try and help. Still exhausted. Anyone have similar experience ?

The doctors tell us that you don't die from CLL; you die with CLL. What they don't tell you very often is that even though it isn't the CLL that gets you, it could very well be a secondary primary malignancy caused by the CLL that does it. Bennevisplace wrote on this a few months ago; i.e. the fact

Back in November I noticed a swelling under my arm. My doctor set me up with ultrasounds and found it was swollen lymph nodes. After the surgery in December to remove the largest one, I was told I had SLL. My world turned upside down. I had a PET scan in January and I lit up like a Christmas tree. The

I just got this result after a year of Acalabrutinib and Venetoclax on the Majic trial. I'm currently waiting for the clonoSEQ MRD6 results. Below are the FLOW test results. Are they comparable. If so, I have a long long way to go for MRD6. Bone marrow, flow cytometric immunophenotyping