Hi, I am 14 months post AST and have recently started the re vaccination process. I was wondering if that can impact your bloodwork specifically Kappa Lamba FLC?
Thanks
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I was recently diagnosed with MGUS. My kappa reading was 55.592 mg/dl. My lambda was 3.89 mg/ml (0.389mg/dl)which gives a ratio of 142.91. Should I be overly concerned at this stage? This is all new to me so I'm somewhat worried. I had 3 covid 19 jabs in 2021.
Hello everyone,
Had a transplant in July 2020 then Revlimid Maintenance for three years before relapsing in November 2023.
Was then started on Pomalidomide/Dara/Dex in December 2023 --> partial response before unfortunately relapsing again less than one year later in November 2024.
Now my oncologist wants to put me on Kyprolis/Cytoxan/Dex.
Anyone had any experience with this regimen? Anyone experience a long remission on this regimen?
Debating on whether to try this regimen vs. going straight to CAR-T or bispecifics.
Thank you and God bless each and everyone of you!
This forum has been so helpful in my journey.