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  • #96748

    Eva
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    Dear Kevin,
    I wanted to send you my very best wishes. Is there any chance you could have a delayed reaction to the transplant? What other options are the oncs considering?
    I'm in the north of Scotland, at home. My place is a railway station and there's lots of snow all around. I'm including two photos for you – one of our place from the outside and the other is the view over our kitchen table. Both were taken today.

    #96733

    Eva
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    Dear Arlene,
    How old is your dad? I know that the word 'sepsis' means infection, so your father's doctors have already had to meet the challenge of fighting an infection while he was on treatment. How did your dad respond to antibiotics?
    For most people there is a very low mortality rate for ASCT. As far as I know it is possible to treat infections with antibiotics even when someone's immune system is suppressed. I've had a transplant and coped well even though my lung was accidentally punctured while my line was put in, and I guess that this could have made me more susceptible to infection. I think the questions you need to ask the medical team could include whether there's any reason why antibiotics couldn't be given to your father after transplant or whether they might be less effective for him than for other people.
    I'm sure that if the medical team are concerned then they would pay very close attention to your father and they wouldn't send him home too early.

    Good luck,
    Eva

    #103606

    Eva
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    Dear JDAX,
    Any idea what dose of acetyl c. and alpha lipoic acid might be appropriate?
    Eva

    #88817

    Eva
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    Hi – this is Eva. Got here. Now I have to work out how to attach a photo!

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