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Cancer treatment given now can be potentially lethal. Best to wait. Our aim should be to treat her.
Last Updated: 5 years ago• Featured Tip
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Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer similar to lymphoma and leukemia. Normally, plasma cells make antibodies which are responsible for fighting off infectious diseases. With multiple myeloma, however, they release too much of a protein known as immunoglobulin. Due to the excess buildup of protein in the body, organ damage occurs. Multiple myeloma cannot be cured, it can only have its progression slowed down. Here is everything you need to know about multiple myeloma:
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Myelopathy refers to any neurological deficit in the spinal cord. The three most common types of myelopathy are cervical myelopathy, lumbar myelopathy and thoracic myelopathy. Here are the causes and symptoms of myelopathy.
Causes
1. Injury
This is a very common cause of myelopathy. Any type of accident or even a traumatic event can cause myelopathy and perhaps even paralysis.
2. Spinal stenosis
This is a condition in which the spinal cord narrows. It is one of ...more
Causes
1. Injury
This is a very common cause of myelopathy. Any type of accident or even a traumatic event can cause myelopathy and perhaps even paralysis.
2. Spinal stenosis
This is a condition in which the spinal cord narrows. It is one of ...more
Asked for female, 38 years old from Amritsar
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Actually the data is for 2 years for the bortezomib maintenance post bone marrow transplant.
However it may be continued if there is no toxicity due to same.
So would request to discuss with the physician and if there is no toxicity it may be prudent to continue the same.
The expected toxicity would be sensory neuropathy.
However it may be continued if there is no toxicity due to same.
So would request to discuss with the physician and if there is no toxicity it may be prudent to continue the same.
The expected toxicity would be sensory neuropathy.
Last Updated: 6 years ago• Featured Tip
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Myelopathy refers to any neurological deficit in the spinal cord. The three most common types of myelopathy are cervical myelopathy, lumbar myelopathy and thoracic myelopathy.
Here are the causes and symptoms of myelopathy.
Causes
1. Injury
This is a very common cause of myelopathy. Any type of accident or even a traumatic event can cause myelopathy and perhaps even paralysis.
2. Spinal stenosis
This is a condition in which the spinal cord narrows. I...more
Here are the causes and symptoms of myelopathy.
Causes
1. Injury
This is a very common cause of myelopathy. Any type of accident or even a traumatic event can cause myelopathy and perhaps even paralysis.
2. Spinal stenosis
This is a condition in which the spinal cord narrows. I...more
Asked for male, 59 years old from Ranchi
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Amlo 5 mg which has amlodipine causes low sodium level in blood.
I will advise you to change your drug from amlo to betablocker like nicardia For exact dosing you can contact me.
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Amlo 5 mg which has amlodipine causes low sodium level in blood.
I will advise you to change your drug from amlo to betablocker like nicardia For exact dosing you can contact me.
Last Updated: 7 years ago• Featured Tip
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Multiple myeloma is a type of blood cancer similar to lymphoma and leukemia. Normally, plasma cells make antibodies which are responsible for fighting off infectious diseases. With multiple myeloma, however, they release too much of a protein known as immunoglobulin. Due to the excess buildup of protein in the body, organ damage occurs. Multiple myeloma cannot be cured, it can only have its progression slowed down. Here is everything you need to know about multiple myeloma:
Causes:
...more
Causes:
...more
Asked for female, 65 years old from Cooch Behar
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Eat a high-fiber diet. Get insoluble and soluble fiber. Limit foods that are high in fat. Choose lean meats. Incorporate probiotics into your diet. Eat on schedule. Stay hydrated.
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