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may33jen
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • July 4, 2025
Cataract Surgery on Revlimid: Any Experiences?
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I was wondering about anyone had cataract surgery and their feedbacks. I was diagnosed with MM in January 2024 and went through induction treatment of DVD. I did not have ASCT and now on maintenance care of revlimid 5mg 21days and monthly injection of Darzalex. My oncologist recommend I stop revlimid 2 weeks before and 2 weeks after surgery. My myeloma specialist at UCSF said that is not necessary. I appreciate your feedbacks.
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CarrieVB
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • July 3, 2025
Path to Maintenance Without an SCT?
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What treatment were you on and for how long before maintenance if not doing an SCT (postponing)? I am continuing with DVR-d, I collected stem cells for future use if needed.
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Moni64
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • July 3, 2025
Sharing Non-Secretory CAR T Experiences?
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Has anyone from this group received Cart T ? If so please share your experience . I’ve been reading about the promising results of many but am wondering how the non secretory group have been doing . Thanks in advance !
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Qunbin
Multiple Myeloma Discussion • July 2, 2025
Exploring Taiji and Qigong for Wellness
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Have you tried Taij and Qigong yet? You may be surprised by what it can do for you. Here are a few sources that you can try out...have fun and let me know how it goes. Research and experience show that Taiji and Qigong practice: • Relieves tension and stress • Regulates blood pressure • Improves circulation • Decreases insomnia and pain • Benefits people suffering from stiffness and injuries • Helps facilitate proper digestion • Improves the functioning of the kidneys • Lowers blood cortisol levels • Supports pain management • Repairs stress-related injuries • Helps prevent osteoporosis