Agree . . . 2000 mg a day for 20 years?
I have read that HU can lose its efficacy with prolonged use, so maybe your oncologist has been increasing your dosage over time?
But to me it seems a better strategy would be considering alternative treatments for your ET.
As Eileen says, find an MPN specialist for a second opinion.
Do you have a good dermatologist keeping a close eye on your skin? Many lesions can be fairly easily removed, if caught at an early stage.
Let this be a reminder to all of us. HU makes us more vulnerable to skin cancer. Use a mineral-based sun cream, wear a sun hat, cover as much of your skin as possible when you have to be in the sun.
bchampagne, let us know how it goes.
I have had 7 surgeries to remove it since June and a number of freezing sessions.when I say they don't know what to do it is true. 2000mg is down from 4000 I used to take...what does MPN stand for?