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What can I expect this time round.
Hi everyone. Been off line for a while due to various little issues.Knew there was a problem,but this week its hit home big style and now I have a worrying few days ahead. It started a couple of weeks ago when I had my 3 monthly check up,I had been feeling out of sorts for a couple of weeks and thought
Hi everyone. Been off line for a while due to various little issues.Knew there was a problem,but this week its hit home big style and now I have a worrying few days ahead. It started a couple of weeks ago when I had my 3 monthly check up,I had been feeling out of sorts for a couple of weeks and thought
saintjohn
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Bloods! What is Luc and Iga? Also TSH suppressed
Luc: 0.08 (0.09-0.50)
Immunoglobulin
- A: 0.34 (0.63-4.84) LUC, IGA, TgAB, TPA AND TSH WRITTEN IN RED ON RESULTS. Can anyone help? Any advice on how to approach the appointment on monday?
Luc: 0.08 (0.09-0.50)
Immunoglobulin
- A: 0.34 (0.63-4.84) LUC, IGA, TgAB, TPA AND TSH WRITTEN IN RED ON RESULTS. Can anyone help? Any advice on how to approach the appointment on monday?
KornishPiskie
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Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Dex steriods
My son (2) had a relapse of hos itp and has started nose bleeding. Our choices were IVIG or dex steroids. We went with dex as he has croup. Did it work for anyone and how long were your platelets up for?
My son (2) had a relapse of hos itp and has started nose bleeding. Our choices were IVIG or dex steroids. We went with dex as he has croup. Did it work for anyone and how long were your platelets up for?
Shoni89
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ITP Support Association
6 years ago
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Rituximab immunology
Morning all, I am on Rituximab and have been on it since 2009, I usually have infusions every 9 to 12 months. I am currently undergoing tests for another condition and in doing that they have established that my immune system has taken a battering. My IGM is <0.20 and my IGG is 5.79. My rheumatologist
Morning all, I am on Rituximab and have been on it since 2009, I usually have infusions every 9 to 12 months. I am currently undergoing tests for another condition and in doing that they have established that my immune system has taken a battering. My IGM is <0.20 and my IGG is 5.79. My rheumatologist
purplecats
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NRAS
6 years ago
IVIG
I just wanted to mention this for patients who may have GI and/or neurological involvement, that we’ve been doing IVIG and it’s been helping me improve amazingly. I was without for 8 weeks and drastically deteriorated. I’m just curious if anyone else has done this, and/or plasmapheresis. When I started
I just wanted to mention this for patients who may have GI and/or neurological involvement, that we’ve been doing IVIG and it’s been helping me improve amazingly. I was without for 8 weeks and drastically deteriorated. I’m just curious if anyone else has done this, and/or plasmapheresis. When I started
NerdyChristina
in
Behçet's UK
6 years ago
Not just night sweats
Does anyone else have harinduss sweats all during the day? I've had night sweats before I had chemo in 2010 but these just come out of nowhere! I'm on watch and wait but get IVIG treatments once a month. These have been going on for years and I've told my Dr`s but they act like it's no big deal!!! Is
Does anyone else have harinduss sweats all during the day? I've had night sweats before I had chemo in 2010 but these just come out of nowhere! I'm on watch and wait but get IVIG treatments once a month. These have been going on for years and I've told my Dr`s but they act like it's no big deal!!! Is
DRADCLIFF
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CLL Support
6 years ago
How IVIG work?
I have 2 question? 1- I can't understand that how IVIG working to fight with ITP? As we know in ITP IgG anti bodies destroy platelets, so if we inject an drug that contain IgG anti bodies , this must worsens the situation !!! 2- According to the previous question i need to know should I weaken my immune
I have 2 question? 1- I can't understand that how IVIG working to fight with ITP? As we know in ITP IgG anti bodies destroy platelets, so if we inject an drug that contain IgG anti bodies , this must worsens the situation !!! 2- According to the previous question i need to know should I weaken my immune
hamid_80386
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ITP Support Association
6 years ago
Does IVIG help fatigue?
For people who’s
immunoglobulin
is low and they suffer from repeated infection, the idea of IVIG is simply to replace antibodies that are lacking and so make the immune system work better. So, of course if you are given IVIg you should get less infections and your body should clear them faster.
For people who’s
immunoglobulin
is low and they suffer from repeated infection, the idea of IVIG is simply to replace antibodies that are lacking and so make the immune system work better. So, of course if you are given IVIg you should get less infections and your body should clear them faster.
AdrianUK
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Waldenstroms - reduced dosage Ibrutinib
My wife has WM. IGM 2200 - 18 months of Ibrutinib @ 420 per day IGM drops to 145. All ok until Bilirubin abnormal 6 months ago. Changed dosage to 280. Bilirubin now normal. All other blood work normal but IGM started to increase now @250. My question is this. Does this rise in IGM suggest a new normal
My wife has WM. IGM 2200 - 18 months of Ibrutinib @ 420 per day IGM drops to 145. All ok until Bilirubin abnormal 6 months ago. Changed dosage to 280. Bilirubin now normal. All other blood work normal but IGM started to increase now @250. My question is this. Does this rise in IGM suggest a new normal
dbro1951
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Non Hodgkin's Lymphoma Friends
6 years ago
The bugs we carry and how our immune system fights them
That's why we don't tend to respond well to vaccinations and why some of us need IgG infusions to bolster our
immunoglobulin
G levels - Neil.)
That's why we don't tend to respond well to vaccinations and why some of us need IgG infusions to bolster our
immunoglobulin
G levels - Neil.)
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
6 years ago
Personal Update and Dr. Byrd on What We Don't Know
Hi, I have been negligent in posting but I have an excuse or actually several. Been working hard to get back to my baseline with my knee arthritis and pain through swimming and physical therapy. Still anemic and tired, but getting better. The trip to Stockholm for EHA to present our research didn’t help
Hi, I have been negligent in posting but I have an excuse or actually several. Been working hard to get back to my baseline with my knee arthritis and pain through swimming and physical therapy. Still anemic and tired, but getting better. The trip to Stockholm for EHA to present our research didn’t help
bkoffman
CLL CURE Hero
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Prostate
I have a question about Prostate Cancer and CLL/SLL. My husband had his annual Urology appointment Monday and his PSA was 15. Doctor ordered a 4K Blood test to score the prediction of his risk of aggressive Prostate Cancer and his score was 51. He is to have a biopsy on July 9. He has been on
I have a question about Prostate Cancer and CLL/SLL. My husband had his annual Urology appointment Monday and his PSA was 15. Doctor ordered a 4K Blood test to score the prediction of his risk of aggressive Prostate Cancer and his score was 51. He is to have a biopsy on July 9. He has been on
Sis1Ap3
in
CLL Support
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
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Painful Port?
So, when I began IVIG, I insisted on getting a port. My nutrition clinic wanted to put in a PICC, but my deep veins suck, too, and I didn’t love the idea of a PICC when I love baths and have dogs to care for. Anyhow, the thing was placed in the middle of April, and I still have itching. Now I have
So, when I began IVIG, I insisted on getting a port. My nutrition clinic wanted to put in a PICC, but my deep veins suck, too, and I didn’t love the idea of a PICC when I love baths and have dogs to care for. Anyhow, the thing was placed in the middle of April, and I still have itching. Now I have
NerdyChristina
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Behçet's UK
6 years ago
I’m worried about my relapse for the second time
Hi all, I was diagnosed with ITP in 2007, as I was at the worst stage than with platelet count of 5, I was given both blood & platelet transfusion, IVIG for 10 days followed by course of prednisolone for a year. I then had a relapse in 2012, sudden heavy bleeding during my period and my platelet count
Hi all, I was diagnosed with ITP in 2007, as I was at the worst stage than with platelet count of 5, I was given both blood & platelet transfusion, IVIG for 10 days followed by course of prednisolone for a year. I then had a relapse in 2012, sudden heavy bleeding during my period and my platelet count
Shielz
in
ITP Support Association
6 years ago
Imbruvica and Sinus Issues
My husband has been on Imbruvica for 54 days and developed a Cold (Sinus Infection) two weeks ago and just can’t seem to shake it. Oncologist ordered Zpack and DayQuil/NyQuil it has helped some but certainly not well. Will see Oncologist on June 22. He has not had IVIG since April 3rd. Has anyone had
My husband has been on Imbruvica for 54 days and developed a Cold (Sinus Infection) two weeks ago and just can’t seem to shake it. Oncologist ordered Zpack and DayQuil/NyQuil it has helped some but certainly not well. Will see Oncologist on June 22. He has not had IVIG since April 3rd. Has anyone had
Sis1Ap3
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Hashimoto's. Am I on my way to Graves, too? TSI results.
I'm supposed to test TBII (thyrotropin-binding inhibitory
immunoglobulin
), too, but the code is missing from the test request. I hope I can get that added tomorrow. I value all of your opinions and advice, so thank you to anyone who reads this and responds. :-)
I'm supposed to test TBII (thyrotropin-binding inhibitory
immunoglobulin
), too, but the code is missing from the test request. I hope I can get that added tomorrow. I value all of your opinions and advice, so thank you to anyone who reads this and responds. :-)
ShootingStars
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Need some feedback...
After my last visit with my onco it was decided that I still do not need IVIG and to take an antibiotic and viral medicine when needed - Visited a new dentist yesterday as old one retired and was put thru the paces with a myriad of X-rays and poking around my mouth. My rt eye and temple hurt and finally
After my last visit with my onco it was decided that I still do not need IVIG and to take an antibiotic and viral medicine when needed - Visited a new dentist yesterday as old one retired and was put thru the paces with a myriad of X-rays and poking around my mouth. My rt eye and temple hurt and finally
Stretch1
in
CLL Support
6 years ago
Path To Diagnosis: Can anybody offer some advice?
The Complement and
Immunoglobulin
levels were normal. The Direct Coombes Test was negative. This I understand. But then, my blood was positive for Ro Antibodies. The Specialist went on to say how interesting the results of the ANA IIF would be. The ANA came back Nucleolar.
The Complement and
Immunoglobulin
levels were normal. The Direct Coombes Test was negative. This I understand. But then, my blood was positive for Ro Antibodies. The Specialist went on to say how interesting the results of the ANA IIF would be. The ANA came back Nucleolar.
Rachblack1972
in
LUPUS UK
6 years ago
Does my daughter have ana negative neurophyschiatric SLE? Cyclophosamide side effects?
She's had 3 relapses and intially treated with antibiotics, steroids,
immunoglobulin
, plasmatheresis, followed by rituximab then more
immunoglobulin
and rituximab in August 2017.
She's had 3 relapses and intially treated with antibiotics, steroids,
immunoglobulin
, plasmatheresis, followed by rituximab then more
immunoglobulin
and rituximab in August 2017.
Vickysmum
in
LUPUS UK
6 years ago
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