Please describe the process of a bone marrow transplant.

I’ve been taking Darzalex for six years now. The last two treatments I seem to have developed GI issues: excess gas/bloating, gut gurgling, appetite suppression, and I’ve vomited once each time - from the next day to 7 days later. The evening is the worst. It does seem to take about a week before I start to feel normal again. I do take Benadryl and Tylenol before treatment and Benadryl each night for about 4-5 days after. I have not used any steroids with my treatment for over a year. I also take Zyrtec daily for non-allergenic rhinitis. Additionally, each treatment seems to trigger some sinus issues for a short time. That side effect has been ongoing for quite some time. Am I the only one? Does anything help you?

Has anyone on Talvey experience vertigo and ataxia? if so how long does it take to recover. I noticed a week after receiving my 4th step up dose the vertigo and ataxia. I still have the symptom but slightly better. I lost my sense of taste after the 2nd step up dosage. How long does it take to recover? I am off the med. due to the side effects.

Anyone here diagnosed with primary Plasma Cell Leukemia. Diagnosed recently and doing immunotherapy. Stem Cell transplant to follow, if numbers keep falling. Anyone else with this rare disease?

Have a mutated CL insulin for about 10 years felt well but 11th year starting to feel fatigue at times and nasal issues. Any advice on how to help deal with these issues?

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