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Ayurvedic Doctor•Zirakpur
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When mitochondria are damaged, cells undergo apoptosis, which is the mechanisms of action of several types of chemotherapy, including imatinib. Vitamin c helps to preserve the health of mitochondria; hence, a negative effect is created against these chemotherapy drugs' mechanism of actction. Desmoid tumors (aggressive fibromatosis) are not a cancer because they do not spread to other parts of the body. Often they do not grow or cause symptoms, but some desmoids can grow aggressively.
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Oncologist•Mumbai
Hello sir,
your brother is given right medicine for cml which needs to be take once daily continuously. Continue the treatment and do tests as prescribed from time to time to check the response of this drug.
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IVF Specialist•Bangalore
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Dear lybrate-user, it is not safe to conceive when you are on imatinib. So please consult your doctor regarding the duration for which you have to take the medication. Let them assess and decide if you need to continue it, and for how long. Also discuss with them your plan for pregnancy, so they may be able to give you safer medications, if that is possible in your case. Plan pregnancy after that.
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Gynaecologist•Mumbai
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New packet to be started always from 5 th day of cycle, to take 1 tab every night for 21 days and to stop and wait for period after that
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Alternative Medicine Specialist•Bhubaneswar
Hi,
imatinib 400 mg, as I understand, is an approved targeted therapy for front-line management of chronic myeloid leukemia (cml), success of which depends on whether or not it has been able to achieve a timely haematological response as expected. Imatinib is good so long as your disease is chronic, not advanced and is not resistant to imatinib. Your medical oncologist can best comment on the overall survival aspects, nevertheless. However, its advisable that you complement conventional care...more
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Hematologist•Delhi
This may be due to medicine effect or due to disease progression both.
Need to withhold imatinib and get bcr-abl pcr done, if this report shows a high percentage value, medicine to be changed, if not detected, imatinib dosage needs reduction further.
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Oncologist•Mumbai
So the final diagnosis is pre b cell all with ph positive.
I believe autologous transplant was done since you had a very good response to chemo and mrd was negative.
So I think prognosis appears good.
Please continue imatinib.
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Psychiatrist•Davanagere
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It seems like you are an otherwise healthy person, a man who is 6 ft tall and 75 kgs. Your current wbc count is normal and you are on treatment for imatinib. With regards to your prognosis of cml your oncologist should have told you about how things might turn out for you. Most blood cancers are curable, however it is best to speak with your oncologist regarding your condition or get a second opinion.
Look forward to hearing from you. If you need help with booking an appointment online with ...more
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