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Discovery of a signaling feedback circuit that defines interferon responses in myeloproliferative neoplasms- Published: 01 April 2022
This gets a little deep, but nonetheless may explain some things:
Abstract
Interferons (IFNs) are key initiators and effectors of the immune response against malignant cells and also directly inhibit tumor growth. IFNα is highly effective in the treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs
This gets a little deep, but nonetheless may explain some things:
Abstract
Interferons (IFNs) are key initiators and effectors of the immune response against malignant cells and also directly inhibit tumor growth. IFNα is highly effective in the treatment of myeloproliferative neoplasms (MPNs
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
struggling with ET symptoms after covid
Hi all. I was diagnosed with JAK2 positive ET 2 years ago and up until early this week I was injecting 180mg of interferon weekly. My platelets have hovered around the 800 mark for some time so during an appointment with an MPN specialist they suggested changing my medication to Anegralide. Before mid
Hi all. I was diagnosed with JAK2 positive ET 2 years ago and up until early this week I was injecting 180mg of interferon weekly. My platelets have hovered around the 800 mark for some time so during an appointment with an MPN specialist they suggested changing my medication to Anegralide. Before mid
FashionLover
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Good good news I am doing so much better
hello hello 👋 to each and every warrior fighting the good fight with whatever ails you I hope that you are all as well as your body is allowing you to be Well now have battled IBS (GP misdiagnosed as pancreatic cancer after she didn’t read the radiographers report stating no cancer detected no masses
hello hello 👋 to each and every warrior fighting the good fight with whatever ails you I hope that you are all as well as your body is allowing you to be Well now have battled IBS (GP misdiagnosed as pancreatic cancer after she didn’t read the radiographers report stating no cancer detected no masses
Arpin
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IBS Network
1 year ago
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Besremi - Dosing Change
I consulted my hematologist after having 3 months of low WBC, RBC, and HCT. I followed his suggestion to inject 100 mcg of Besremi every month instead of of bi-weekly, This dose is consistent with the manufacturer's recommendation and I quote from Pharma Essentia website: "BESREMi is not chemotherapy
I consulted my hematologist after having 3 months of low WBC, RBC, and HCT. I followed his suggestion to inject 100 mcg of Besremi every month instead of of bi-weekly, This dose is consistent with the manufacturer's recommendation and I quote from Pharma Essentia website: "BESREMi is not chemotherapy
Pat032018
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Interferon side effects
Right here we go, topic for conversation. After 10 years on hydroxy, I have changed to Interferon Doctors now working on me separately Raised liver enzymes raised thyroid and now today, high rh factor result aahhhh Havent seen my haem Consultant for couple years, he passes messages to continue
Right here we go, topic for conversation. After 10 years on hydroxy, I have changed to Interferon Doctors now working on me separately Raised liver enzymes raised thyroid and now today, high rh factor result aahhhh Havent seen my haem Consultant for couple years, he passes messages to continue
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Vit D and interferon
I wanted to put this out there since so many of us are on interferon. As a lot of you know I am the super lucky one with MS is well! Gotta love when you are like one in however many million! For once I want to be ordinary! Anyways, I saw my neurologist and he recommended vit D as he said it helps
I wanted to put this out there since so many of us are on interferon. As a lot of you know I am the super lucky one with MS is well! Gotta love when you are like one in however many million! For once I want to be ordinary! Anyways, I saw my neurologist and he recommended vit D as he said it helps
KLCTJC
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
interferon alpha effectiveness for ET
hi again 😃 I recently asked how long it takes for interferon alpha perg to start working and decrease my platelet count. My diagnosis is ER (triple negative). I have been injecting weekly for 12 weeks now, 8 weeks at 90mg and the last 4 weeks at 135mg. My platelet count remains stubbornly at 1300😳.
hi again 😃 I recently asked how long it takes for interferon alpha perg to start working and decrease my platelet count. My diagnosis is ER (triple negative). I have been injecting weekly for 12 weeks now, 8 weeks at 90mg and the last 4 weeks at 135mg. My platelet count remains stubbornly at 1300😳.
Maxamber
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Variations in Patient Response to interferons
Had an interesting discussion with my MPN doc today. I have PV and have been on Besremi for 14 months and recently increased to the maximum dose of 500 mcg because we are not seeing the hct control we would like to see. All other labs have improved on Besremi but still requiring phlebotomy about every
Had an interesting discussion with my MPN doc today. I have PV and have been on Besremi for 14 months and recently increased to the maximum dose of 500 mcg because we are not seeing the hct control we would like to see. All other labs have improved on Besremi but still requiring phlebotomy about every
mfh7
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Changing blood results x
Hi, I'm on 90mcg of Pegasys Interferon at present and my HCT and platelets are finally reducing without venesection which it good....but my most recent plasma viscosity was 185...and my RDW was 18% which it has been for a while. Should I be concerned about this? ....I must admit it's beginning to worry
Hi, I'm on 90mcg of Pegasys Interferon at present and my HCT and platelets are finally reducing without venesection which it good....but my most recent plasma viscosity was 185...and my RDW was 18% which it has been for a while. Should I be concerned about this? ....I must admit it's beginning to worry
RCBr
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Stay on Bomedemstat or....not?
I have E.T. and originally was on H.U., but began blooming in skin cancers which has continued and experiencing greater fatigue when I began bomedmestat, a phase two study which is now beginning stage three. My fatigue improved overall, but recently results thus far of the use of bomedemstat with E.T
I have E.T. and originally was on H.U., but began blooming in skin cancers which has continued and experiencing greater fatigue when I began bomedmestat, a phase two study which is now beginning stage three. My fatigue improved overall, but recently results thus far of the use of bomedemstat with E.T
givingITMybest
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
peg interferon and sun
hi everyone Looking for advice from you all. I’ve lived with diagnosis of PV now for 7 years managing on venesections and aspirin. Since October I’ve been prescribed peg interferon injections, currently on 90mcg weekly My question is does anyone have advice re sunshine ? My heam nurses says no sun
hi everyone Looking for advice from you all. I’ve lived with diagnosis of PV now for 7 years managing on venesections and aspirin. Since October I’ve been prescribed peg interferon injections, currently on 90mcg weekly My question is does anyone have advice re sunshine ? My heam nurses says no sun
Sanga
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Erythromelalgia?
I was diagnosed with cellulitis 5 or 6 weeks ago, I’ve had 2 lots of antibiotics, 2 scans to make sure no blood clots, this redness has spread around my leg and is now starting in the other one. My left leg and foot are quite swollen. I’ve seen various nurses and GP’s - never the same one twice - the
I was diagnosed with cellulitis 5 or 6 weeks ago, I’ve had 2 lots of antibiotics, 2 scans to make sure no blood clots, this redness has spread around my leg and is now starting in the other one. My left leg and foot are quite swollen. I’ve seen various nurses and GP’s - never the same one twice - the
lizzziep
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Bloodshot eyes, interferon
Hi allHas anyone else experienced very bad blood shot eyes? Felt an ache in my right eye and the next morning the whole of the white of the eye was covered with blood...day 2 and not receding. I'm on a fairly low dose of Inteferon, 45mcg fortnightly, with good results this far. Wondering whether Interferon
Hi allHas anyone else experienced very bad blood shot eyes? Felt an ache in my right eye and the next morning the whole of the white of the eye was covered with blood...day 2 and not receding. I'm on a fairly low dose of Inteferon, 45mcg fortnightly, with good results this far. Wondering whether Interferon
Mpn71
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Hydroxy or Interferon for ET Jak2?
Hi all I have been taking Hydroxy since the end of December (shortly after the diagnosis of ET Jak2) last year when my platelets were 1025, they came down quite a lot initially in just a few weeks to 660. My last blood test 3 weeks ago platelets had only reduced to 620 so the Hydroxy was increased
Hi all I have been taking Hydroxy since the end of December (shortly after the diagnosis of ET Jak2) last year when my platelets were 1025, they came down quite a lot initially in just a few weeks to 660. My last blood test 3 weeks ago platelets had only reduced to 620 so the Hydroxy was increased
Arnoldthecat
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Update on appointments
Hi guys , got my letter threw post today with my results which was from 6th of March that would of been 4 weeks then off pegasys interferon, Hb - 127 WBC-5.1 Neutrophils-2.9 Platelets-475 Am due back on 17th of April to let them know in-between if I need too. I had an appointment with urologist
Hi guys , got my letter threw post today with my results which was from 6th of March that would of been 4 weeks then off pegasys interferon, Hb - 127 WBC-5.1 Neutrophils-2.9 Platelets-475 Am due back on 17th of April to let them know in-between if I need too. I had an appointment with urologist
Jody00
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
CALR ET and hydroxyurea
Had my quarterly hemo visit today, bloods overall were good but platelets are just under 1.2M. My new hematologist at MD here in Houston is starting me on hydroxyurea and I am a little nervous about it. He expressed that interferon is an option down the line but wanted to start here because he wants
Had my quarterly hemo visit today, bloods overall were good but platelets are just under 1.2M. My new hematologist at MD here in Houston is starting me on hydroxyurea and I am a little nervous about it. He expressed that interferon is an option down the line but wanted to start here because he wants
dbus1417
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Organ damage in SLE is linked to cognitive dysfunction
Levels of disease activity showed no association with cognitive performance by Joana Vindeirinho, PhD Organ damage is associated with a 1.49-times higher odds of having severe cognitive dysfunction in people with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a new study reports. Organ damage was also associated
Levels of disease activity showed no association with cognitive performance by Joana Vindeirinho, PhD Organ damage is associated with a 1.49-times higher odds of having severe cognitive dysfunction in people with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), a new study reports. Organ damage was also associated
lupus-support1
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
1 year ago
Switching from hydroxy carbamide to Peg interferon
Greetings All, I'd like your opinion about a considered change of meds from hydroxycarbamide to peg interferon that I take for my ET. I've been on hydroxy for 26 months now and gained weight (about 5 kg) despite being a habitual dieter. Perhaps at 70, one shouldn't be too concerned, but sadly I am.
Greetings All, I'd like your opinion about a considered change of meds from hydroxycarbamide to peg interferon that I take for my ET. I've been on hydroxy for 26 months now and gained weight (about 5 kg) despite being a habitual dieter. Perhaps at 70, one shouldn't be too concerned, but sadly I am.
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MPN Voice
1 year ago
Enzyme tied to inflammatory immune cell activity in lupus
Fumarate hydratase helps to control macrophages that drive inflammation
Marisa Wexler, MS An enzyme called fumarate hydratase is involved in the control of the inflammatory activity of macrophages, a type of immune cell with a central role in driving inflammatory disorders like lupus, researchers
Fumarate hydratase helps to control macrophages that drive inflammation
Marisa Wexler, MS An enzyme called fumarate hydratase is involved in the control of the inflammatory activity of macrophages, a type of immune cell with a central role in driving inflammatory disorders like lupus, researchers
lupus-support1
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LUpus Patients Understanding and Support
1 year ago
12 Mar 2023 Side effects
G'day, my ms family. I hope all are well on this glorious Sunday afternoon. It is time to watch something infantile on television and whine about my mouth leaking and my face hurting. Welcome to the world of Trigeminal Neuralgia, at least it just hurts not stabs, it has been worse. Oh well
G'day, my ms family. I hope all are well on this glorious Sunday afternoon. It is time to watch something infantile on television and whine about my mouth leaking and my face hurting. Welcome to the world of Trigeminal Neuralgia, at least it just hurts not stabs, it has been worse. Oh well
RoyceNewton
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My MSAA Community
1 year ago
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