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Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia: USA Updates in Diagnosis and Testing
Among the most significant changes is the increasing essential prognostic role of the
immunoglobulin
heavy-chain variable (IGHV) mutational status and the clinical relevance of genomic alterations found in CLL.
Among the most significant changes is the increasing essential prognostic role of the
immunoglobulin
heavy-chain variable (IGHV) mutational status and the clinical relevance of genomic alterations found in CLL.
Jm954
Administrator
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CLL Support
5 years ago
HELP with test results 🙏🏾💜
: 10.9 (5.3-16.5)
Immunoglobulin
A level: 2 (0.7-4)
Immunoglobulin
M level: 1.7 (0.5-1.9) Protein electrophoresis - no serum paraprotein detected
: 10.9 (5.3-16.5)
Immunoglobulin
A level: 2 (0.7-4)
Immunoglobulin
M level: 1.7 (0.5-1.9) Protein electrophoresis - no serum paraprotein detected
Piggyoink
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Zap 70 negative
I’ve now been on watch and wait for 8 years. Looking back at some old test results I read zap 70 negative. Not sure if that’s good. My wbc is now over 80 but immunoglobulins a bit low. I keep hearing I will probably have to have treatment at some point. Any thoughts please. Thanks. HazelUK
I’ve now been on watch and wait for 8 years. Looking back at some old test results I read zap 70 negative. Not sure if that’s good. My wbc is now over 80 but immunoglobulins a bit low. I keep hearing I will probably have to have treatment at some point. Any thoughts please. Thanks. HazelUK
Hazel33
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CLL Support
5 years ago
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With a CLL diagnosis, knowing more about your immune system could save your life!
counts - IgA, IgG, IgM, (hypogammaglobulinemia) is common in CLL https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/private/142224063/post-treatment-
immunoglobulin
-levels If you have enough severe infections, your specialist may prescribe IgG infusions.
counts - IgA, IgG, IgM, (hypogammaglobulinemia) is common in CLL https://healthunlocked.com/cllsupport/posts/private/142224063/post-treatment-
immunoglobulin
-levels If you have enough severe infections, your specialist may prescribe IgG infusions.
AussieNeil
Partner
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CLL Support
5 years ago
New Directions in CLL: A Review of 2019 Treatment Guideline Updates in USA
The updated guidelines reflect the increased consideration now given to frailty, significant comorbidities, age, del(17p)/TP53 mutation status, and
immunoglobulin
heavy-chain variable (IGHV) mutation status in patients with CLL (Table).
The updated guidelines reflect the increased consideration now given to frailty, significant comorbidities, age, del(17p)/TP53 mutation status, and
immunoglobulin
heavy-chain variable (IGHV) mutation status in patients with CLL (Table).
Jm954
Administrator
in
CLL Support
5 years ago
IGM Antibodies Deficiency’s & Virus’s Causing Heart Arrhythmia
Well I think am getting to cause of my heart arrhythmia issues I think VIRUS’s are causing my heart issues LAST virus was ear infection that effect my heart mainly mild chest pain feeling of passing out and hot sweats that I know are now down to Arrhythmia and not male menopause Clearly I can’t wait
Well I think am getting to cause of my heart arrhythmia issues I think VIRUS’s are causing my heart issues LAST virus was ear infection that effect my heart mainly mild chest pain feeling of passing out and hot sweats that I know are now down to Arrhythmia and not male menopause Clearly I can’t wait
Hidden
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British Heart Foundation
5 years ago
Skin Issues Anyone
Taking
immunoglobulin
iv therapy now/
Taking
immunoglobulin
iv therapy now/
nanno
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LUPUS UK
5 years ago
Child with immunodeficiency (IGA) and Asthma
The result in question was
Immunoglobulin
A: 0.1 g/ L. Reference range used: 0.3 to 1.2. IG G and M results were normal. For background: my daughter has had as many courses of antibiotics in the last year as I have had hot dinners.
The result in question was
Immunoglobulin
A: 0.1 g/ L. Reference range used: 0.3 to 1.2. IG G and M results were normal. For background: my daughter has had as many courses of antibiotics in the last year as I have had hot dinners.
HowNowWhatNow
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Asthma Community Forum
5 years ago
Update on high b12
One visit I saw a locum gp & she took a bit of interest in my high b12 & recommended I have a "special " blood test to see if I was absorbing b12 properly đź‘Ťshe called it "macro b12" (b12 complexed to
immunoglobulin
) apparently!
One visit I saw a locum gp & she took a bit of interest in my high b12 & recommended I have a "special " blood test to see if I was absorbing b12 properly đź‘Ťshe called it "macro b12" (b12 complexed to
immunoglobulin
) apparently!
Irismay
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
5 years ago
NEW CONSULTANT
My husband had his appointment with his new consultant on Friday and is still in remission, but felt he should see an Immunologist as he had a number of infections lasting 4months. Today my husband has received a letter from him stating that he has done a referral in view he is pan-hypoglobulinemic.
My husband had his appointment with his new consultant on Friday and is still in remission, but felt he should see an Immunologist as he had a number of infections lasting 4months. Today my husband has received a letter from him stating that he has done a referral in view he is pan-hypoglobulinemic.
very
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CLL Support
5 years ago
Herpes blood testing
Hello I have a question may someone here will be able to help me . I was in a relationship for 7 months with a guy we broke up and about a month after we last had intercourse I started experiencing these electric shock like sensations all over my body about two months has went by and they have mostly
Hello I have a question may someone here will be able to help me . I was in a relationship for 7 months with a guy we broke up and about a month after we last had intercourse I started experiencing these electric shock like sensations all over my body about two months has went by and they have mostly
Boldndbeautiful
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Sexual Health Matters
5 years ago
New Treatment Guidelines for Blood Clotting Disorder
Heparin and plasma exchange or intravenous
immunoglobulin
is recommended over single agents as the first-line treatment of patients with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome. Concurrent treatment of precipitating factors is also recommended.
Heparin and plasma exchange or intravenous
immunoglobulin
is recommended over single agents as the first-line treatment of patients with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome. Concurrent treatment of precipitating factors is also recommended.
lupus-support1
Administrator
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Hanshimotos or Graves? Continue with Drug, or RAi, OR Surgery ?
@greygoose Hi, Below is my recent complete blood test. FT4 20.0 pmol/L (9.0-25.0) TSH 0.053 mIU/L (0.400-4.700) FT3 6.4 pmol/L (3.5-6.5) TSH Receptor Antibodies Thyroid Stimulating Immunoglobulins (TSI) 2.43 IU/L (<0.55) (comment: Consistent with Graves disease) THYROID AUTOANTIBODIES
@greygoose Hi, Below is my recent complete blood test. FT4 20.0 pmol/L (9.0-25.0) TSH 0.053 mIU/L (0.400-4.700) FT3 6.4 pmol/L (3.5-6.5) TSH Receptor Antibodies Thyroid Stimulating Immunoglobulins (TSI) 2.43 IU/L (<0.55) (comment: Consistent with Graves disease) THYROID AUTOANTIBODIES
Hidden
in
Thyroid UK
5 years ago
New Treatment Guidelines for Blood Clotting Disorder
Heparin and plasma exchange or intravenous
immunoglobulin
is recommended over single agents as the first-line treatment of patients with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome. Concurrent treatment of precipitating factors is also recommended.
Heparin and plasma exchange or intravenous
immunoglobulin
is recommended over single agents as the first-line treatment of patients with catastrophic antiphospholipid syndrome. Concurrent treatment of precipitating factors is also recommended.
lupus-support1
Administrator
in
LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
5 years ago
Help With Blood Work for Libido & ED Issues
dL) TNF-ALPHA,HIGHLY SENSITIVE 0.54 L (0.56-1.40 pg/mL) ESTRADIOL, ULTRASEN,LC/MS 51 H DIHYDROTESTOSTERON,LCMSMS 64 (16-79 ng/dL) TESTOSTERONE,TOTAL, MS 1387 H (250-1100 ng/dL) TESTOSTERONE,FREE 274.6 H (35.0-155.0 pg/mL) 17-HYDROXYPROGESTERONE 40 (32-307 ng/dL) VITAMIN A (RETINOL) 46 (38-98 mcg/dL)
IMMUNOGLOBULIN
dL) TNF-ALPHA,HIGHLY SENSITIVE 0.54 L (0.56-1.40 pg/mL) ESTRADIOL, ULTRASEN,LC/MS 51 H DIHYDROTESTOSTERON,LCMSMS 64 (16-79 ng/dL) TESTOSTERONE,TOTAL, MS 1387 H (250-1100 ng/dL) TESTOSTERONE,FREE 274.6 H (35.0-155.0 pg/mL) 17-HYDROXYPROGESTERONE 40 (32-307 ng/dL) VITAMIN A (RETINOL) 46 (38-98 mcg/dL)
IMMUNOGLOBULIN
Advocate1
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Multiple auto-immune problems and do I have Hashimotos (or not)?
Jun 18 - 40 Total cholestoral (less than 5.0) Jun 18 - 5.95 LDL - Cholestoral (less than 2.6) Jun 18 - 3.77 HDL - Cholestoral (greater than 1.29) Jun 18 - 1.58 Endocrinology results (all February 2019) Thyroid-stimulating
immunoglobulin
(TSI) (range: less than
Jun 18 - 40 Total cholestoral (less than 5.0) Jun 18 - 5.95 LDL - Cholestoral (less than 2.6) Jun 18 - 3.77 HDL - Cholestoral (greater than 1.29) Jun 18 - 1.58 Endocrinology results (all February 2019) Thyroid-stimulating
immunoglobulin
(TSI) (range: less than
Cider_Woman
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Thyroid UK
5 years ago
Hoping for a little clarification
I was diagnosed with obstetric APS (no previous thrombosis events) in 2017, but just focussed on getting my baby here safely. Since delivery (successfully) it seems my APS has amped up to a triple positive and I’m now experiencing a range on symptoms. Last week a saw a local specialist (from the list
I was diagnosed with obstetric APS (no previous thrombosis events) in 2017, but just focussed on getting my baby here safely. Since delivery (successfully) it seems my APS has amped up to a triple positive and I’m now experiencing a range on symptoms. Last week a saw a local specialist (from the list
JustLa
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
Nausea
Advised me to see a gastroenterologist re nausea although suggested it could be due to 2 courses of Klacid back to back to treat sinusitis way back in Feb/Mar. ordered
Immunoglobulin
blood tests again. Last results were from July last year.
Advised me to see a gastroenterologist re nausea although suggested it could be due to 2 courses of Klacid back to back to treat sinusitis way back in Feb/Mar. ordered
Immunoglobulin
blood tests again. Last results were from July last year.
Indie1234
in
CLL Support
5 years ago
Advice on an MO at Johns Hopkins?
I am going to be in Baltimore in a couple of weeks and am thinking it might be a good idea to try to schedule a consultation. I live in Utah, am a physician who did pediatric residency at Johns Hopkins long ago, don’t know anyone outside of pediatrics there now. I have CHEK2c1100 deletion (blood test
I am going to be in Baltimore in a couple of weeks and am thinking it might be a good idea to try to schedule a consultation. I live in Utah, am a physician who did pediatric residency at Johns Hopkins long ago, don’t know anyone outside of pediatrics there now. I have CHEK2c1100 deletion (blood test
Milkweed
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Advanced Prostate Cancer
5 years ago
CAPS or Primary APS with Alveolar Hemorrhage
Anyone have CAPS or Primary APS with Alveolar Hemorrhage? Looking for treatment options .... we have done Plasmapheresis, Rituxan, Steroids, Plaquenil, Azathioprine and the Rheumy is now talking of doing IVIG if tomorrows blood work doesn't show an improvement in platelets. Anyone have any experience
Anyone have CAPS or Primary APS with Alveolar Hemorrhage? Looking for treatment options .... we have done Plasmapheresis, Rituxan, Steroids, Plaquenil, Azathioprine and the Rheumy is now talking of doing IVIG if tomorrows blood work doesn't show an improvement in platelets. Anyone have any experience
kiminabmw
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Hughes Syndrome APS Forum
5 years ago
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