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What are treatments for myelofibrosis?
Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Sep 4 8:39pm | Replies (97)Comment receiving replies
I began experiencing debilitating leg pain that started in my knee and radiated to my groin. The pain was so severe I found it difficult to describe. I went to the ER where I underwent ultrasounds to check for blood clots and x-rays of my knees; however, no cause was found. Has anyone else experienced similar pain?
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Interesting you mention this. Yes yes and yes. With it radiating to my knee conceded me because it was the one that was replaced 7 years ago. The groin pain doubled me over. Sent me to pt where I thought they were trying to kill me. It hurt so bad and worse when done. Went to pain doctor. He did mri on back and said I have the usual spine issues L5 and some others. Said he give me steroids shots ( which I do not like ) ( another story) but because my platelets are so low he said he wouldn’t do it. I was told it was bursitis by another Dr. is this a symptom with the myelofibrosis?
Hollie