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MDS treatment options other than bone marrow transplant

Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Mar 31, 2023 | Replies (60)
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@loribmt

It’s not unusual for the body to react to treatment with a little rise in temperature occasionally. Just keep an eye on your temp daily. Maybe keep a little journal of symptoms and things that you notice with each chemo cycle. Keeping track of events like the fever can be a benefit for future reference for you and your doctor.
Is the fever gone now? Any other changes such as fatigue?

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tyson1221 | @tyson1221 | Mar 28, 2023

Thanks for your advice still have 99 to 100 fever an a lot of fatigue hgb is low 6.2 my thinking is this is my body reacting to chemo last week which is suppose to lower my numbers the 2nd week havin another transfusion at end of week need to get my hgb up

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