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Transplant patients - anyone get anemia or Parvo Virus?
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You got it. But I'm still feeling anxious because I'm concerned about rejection being that hubby is off of Everolimus. I expressed this to home neph and he says that's what the prednisone is for. I remember Mayo Az also put husband back on prednisone during CMV saga. Hopefully Mayo Az agrees to restart Everolimus at the lower dose level, because it has been working well prior to dose increase!
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@caretakermom
I wish we lived close by so we could meet for a cup of hot tea and a slice of cheesecake. My two greatest stress relievers!
I know you have been on high alert because I was getting stressed out too from this situation. I can only imagine your stress level.
That said, I am feeling much better tonight with this plan of action for hubby.
I think you are in good hands and have with an excellent plan.
And the prednisone is temporarily replacing the Everolimus as immune suppression. That is a very common strategy for this type of situation. So, don't be concerned about rejection during this transition.
Please continue to update as you get additional information.
It sounds like your health care team, including your local neph, UCLA hematologist and Mayo Arizona are going to work together to resolve this for hubby.
In the meantime, hubby's is stable and the anemia should resolve in the coming weeks.
Are you also feeling a little more secure tonight that things are going in the right direction?