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Photon-Counting CT Imaging- Myeloma
Is Photon-Counting CT imaging better than conventional CT for multiple myeloma patients? Meaning, can we see early lytic lesions while using less radiation? After all, bone involvement in multiple
Continue readingMD as Myeloma Expert?
Who is a “myeloma expert?” To put this question another way, does the person have to be an MD or medical doctor to qualify as a myeloma expert?” I am asking these questions because of
Continue readingHigh-Risk Multiple Myeloma
High-Risk Multiple Myeloma- Common myeloma is difficult to treat. High-Risk myeloma means that the newly diagnosed patient has genetic differences compared to the average patient. These genetic differences
Continue readingCoffee for Chemo Brain?
Coffee for chemo brain? I’ve been struggling with chemotherapy-induced cognitive dysfunction aka chemo brain since I completed active therapy for my cancer in 1997. Over the years, I’ve figured
Continue readingDysphagia (Difficulty Swallowing) No More?
Radiation to my fifth cervical vertebra (bottom of my neck) caused my swallowing muscles to slowly weaken aka a side effect called dysphasia. Though the study linked and excerpted below focuses on oral
Continue readingTraditional Chinese Medicine- Chemo-induced Cardiomyopathy
Chemo-induced cardiomyopathy is a serious short, long-term and even late stage side effect of cancer survivors. The purpose of this post is to present an evidence-based non-conventional Traditional Chinese
Continue readingFoods that Fight Anemia
You’ve been bone-tired for months and you don’t know why. You are diagnosed with a blood cancer called multiple myeloma and your oncologist tells you that you have anemia. Now you are depressed
Continue readingChemotherapy-induced Nausea, Vomiting- Therapies
Serotonin and neurokinin antagonists, such as ondansetron and aprepitant, are highly effective in treating chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting… Chemotherapy-induced nausea and vomiting can make
Continue readingDrug Toxicity – Relapsed Myeloma
An awareness of drug toxicity allows for early diagnosis and intervention, thus supporting longer treatment exposure and better response rates. Drug toxicity for relapsed, refractory myeloma (RRMM) patients
Continue readingEarly Myeloma-Therapy Plan?
Hello David- I am 46 and have been diagnosed with early Myeloma in fall of 2020. I don’t have any other health issues and do not take any prescription medication. I’ve had some radiation
Continue readingNew Dx Myeloma- Prehabilitation
“Prehabilitation evidence has grown across several areas of oncology care delivery demonstrating that a multi-modal rehabilitative intervention, delivered prior to oncology-direct therapies, leads
Continue readingPediatric, AYA Cardio Protection
“Cancer Survivors are 15 times more likely to have heart failure and eight times more likely to have heart disease than the general population…” While pediatric and AYA cancer survivors
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