Experiences with

Venclyxto

my husband starts this treatment 29th oct ive read the booklet but im still confused about when the tablets start. anyone on this treatment or has been can help with side effects and any good tips

My father started venclyxto treatment last week he is doing ok at the moment he only complaining about tiredness, after taking it. He need to go to hospital every week until they get the right dosage. Hopefully he will be fine. Is anybody having a similar treatment ?

Hi from Australia! i have joined this forum after searching for alternative treatments to chemo for my dad (83) CLL 8 years on. I am very open minded with a slight bias against chemo after watching my mum suffer and pass from breast cancer. So not wanting my dad to have chemo unless it’s a last resort

unfortunately my husband has just found out that his prostate cancer has spread into his pelvic area near his bowel and ureter. He has been on Venclexta for 18 months which is working wonderfully well keeping his cll and multiple myeloma at bay. Radiation Oncologist wants him to start radiation asap

I’m on gazyva and 100 mg venclexta. I’ve had no side effects at al. But the past 2 days my arms and upper legs were it hi g. Benadryl took it away. I’m wondering if anyone else had this happen.

A few members who have been recommended ventoclax/Venclexta treatment, have posted about their concerns of developing Tumor Lysis Syndrome (TLS). So hopefully the following report from Memorial Sloan Kettering (MSK), summarising 5 years of experience (2016 to 2020 inclusive), of [i]"616 venetoclax escalations

I was diagnosed in Nov 2017, and have been on watch up until my appointment this week. My hematologist has been pushing for treatment but I have been too scared to start acal. Now she is recommending venclexta. I honestly don't know what to do given all the side effects, esp the internal bleeding and

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 ?

I've been on fanatics for 6 months without any issues whatsoever. I stopped obin to do some insurance issues. I know I have severe nausea and lots of appetite I don't know if it's veneteclax? again I was taking it for 6 months without much of an issue or any issue and now it's pretty severe is ant

just wondering if anyone has any articles comparing the immunologic compromise cause by acalabrutinib vs venclexta and venclexta plus obinituzimab Thx Skipro

Unfortunately my husband has both cll and multiple myeloma! He was diagnosed with cll 25years ago(aged 50)and has had various treatments each time he relapsed.He was diagnosed with multiple myeloma 5 years ago,received treatment and thankfully went into remission 3 years ago. CLL returned with a vengeance

My husband had Cll 11 years and started treatment in Oct, 2023 with Calquence. It was working, but not as effectively as desired. They then added Venclexta in Dec. He still wasn’t getting better, so after a pet scan and lymph biopsy, it was determined he now also has Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Apparently,

Hi- 68 yr. old man, had CLL for 6 yrs. now. was put on Imbruvica at first. side effects were very bad. Shingles, ( felt like a truck ran over my leg) had 2 lymph glands removed. etc. after 3 yrs. it just stopped working. got very sick, emergency room twice, then they put

I'm Interested in the Vanatoclac monetherapy which I am getting right now since summer. I cannot get a straight answer from my oncolog/hematologist at St. Joe's in Toronto or a clinical scientist at Sunnybrook about why I'm getting monotherapy and not dual therapy. I have had fewer side effects than

Had PET scan yesterday, read the report today. I haven’t spoken to my Doc yet. But according to this report there are no signs of enlarged lymph nodes anywhere. Kind of blows my mind, the main reason I started treatment was because of my abdominal pain (which I still have). I am considered high risk

I am getting ready for my 6th infusion, all my bloodwork is practically normal. I am Trisomy 12 with notch 1, NRAS, ATM and MITF. Before I started treatment my wbc had dropped on its own from 18,000 to 11,000. And my lymph nodes in my neck and armpits had started to reduce in size. They started me on

Has anyone had problems with their heart racing on Venclexta? My husband was diagnosed with CLL 17p deletion 53 mutation In 2018. Over the past 5, almost 6 years, he’s been treated with Ibrutinib, Venclexta, and Acalabrutinib. He’s had to discontinue all 3 because he couldn’t tolerate them for long

It has been 18 months since I completed my CLL Obinutuzumab plus Venclexta treatment protocol. I was in remission. I have had four Covid-19 vaccinations and two Evusheld vaccinations over that time. So, last week is the first time I ventured into the public transportation system in 2-1/2 years. I

I understand we are all different and our our experiences are different. I am writing this to share what has transpired for me as an [u]potential example[/u] for those considering V+O. After only 10 minutes of my first infusion I had a reaction that really scared me but the nurses jumped in and got

I am trying to figure out when I will be done with my Venclexta but I'm kind of confused. I started the ramp up on 11/17/2022. I started the Gazyva infusions on 10/27 & 28. Is there anyone who is knowledgeable at figuring this out?