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Low T-Cell - Bone Marrow Biopsy

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Nov 15, 2022 | Replies (162)

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@loribmt

Oh golly, Maria. I sure hope you find some relief from this. Please try not to keep thinking worst case scenarios. I know it’s hard not to do so but negative thoughts add stress and sap energy.
It’s encouraging your doctor will keep pursuing this for you with continued tests and trying different meds. Unfortunately medicine isn’t an exact science or it would be easy to treat every unusual case. Your doctor is trying to unravel the mystery…and you’ve ‘written’ a good one!

I’m glad you’re having fun with friends this weekend. Even if you’re only going through the motions. I know there’s that underlying concern all the time. But it’s good to be out with people you enjoy and keeping some normalcy for your life.
Keep me posted, Maria. Hugs!

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Hi @loribmt,

How have you been? You have been on my mind these days - I was thinking that I should write you an update and ask for your wisdom.

I am currently back at my parent's place for a month's holiday - My infectiology doctor back in Europe decided to stop the antibiotics (which I was taking for 2 months) for that month since it did not seem to change much. Last week I started to have a very strange feeling in the heart, some sort of pressure, with some moment of sharper pain. I also was waking up during the night or even can't fall asleep as I have a very strange skipping beat feeling like my heart is going to stop. I thought it would go away, but 4 days after it was still there, and worst, I wasn't able to do my normal activities and started to panic. I went to the emergency cardiologist, they did a EKG, Chest Xray, Blood test for troponine and heart ultrasound, and all good. My dad's familly died at 40 from a heart attack (they were smoker) and himself had one a few months ago, without any worrying EKG or ultrasound. He had one calcified artery which was not seen as it does not release cholesterol. I am very much worried and debating if I should go to the ER again to ask for more test? Maybe CT Scan? It does not seem like they want to do that... I also had a HPV vaccine two weeks ago but it would not really make sense that this caused that. Could it be autoimmune? Could it be a sign of soon to be heart attack? I am very much clueless on what to do and my parents do not believe me and think I am just scared of also doing a heart attack like him, but my symptoms are very real.

I know this is outside of the "cancer" topic but if ever someone (including you) has tips or advice here I would very much appreciate it.

How are you enjoying the summer otherwise? How are you keeping up with the forum?

So grateful for your support xx