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I think this may be directed at me...if not, I'll chime in anyway.  I have been

diagnosed with microvascular disease.  In short, my heart has become too large

for the amount of blood available to it.  I have near daily angina, shortness of

breath with very moderate exercise, tachycardia and some palpitations.  The

symptoms are the same as for those with arterial disease.  Unfortunately, there

is no blockage to repair or to bypass.  My arteries are spotless.  I do have

both hypertension and I am overweight, I'll blame that on the years of

prednisone because to blame my eating would require that I have the ability to

change.  Actually, with Xolair, there's been no pred for months and the weight

is dropping, along with how much I eat.

As far as the study being skewed....My pulmonologist described it as bad

science.  It's findings do warrant further study but not changing ones life at

this time.  I am sticking with Xolair until there is more evidence that I should

stop it.  I hope this helps.

 Mike McBride

  " Blessed is he who, with a hunger that is never satisfied, day and night

throughout this present life makes prayer and the psalms his food and drink, and

strengthens himself by reading of God's glory in Scripture. Such communion will

lead the soul to ever-increasing joy in the age to come. " St. of Karpathos.

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From: shillskh <shillskh@...>

Sent: Sunday, August 30, 2009 10:34:22 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: FDA - Xolair Safety Review study EXCELS

 

May I ask how old you are and is ther any heart problems in your family in

addition what kind of heart problems are you having? Also do you have any risk

factors for heart disease (eg: familial, high cholesterol/ lipids,Hypertens ion,

overweight, smoking etc). I am just trying to understand why or how this study

may be skewed as I would be interested in the average age, weight, heart risks

of both placebo and control group in the study. I think right now it is simply

under investigative status and I hope we will know more in the very near future.

Unfortunately, these are the unknowns we are faced with involving new drugs.

Best of luck to you with your diagnosis.

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