Guest guest Posted July 15, 2005 Report Share Posted July 15, 2005 Hello Hassan, Some of your description is unfamiliar to me. I dont know what you mean by 2 cell lines. Do you know how many cells they counted and how many were positive for the Philadelphia Chromosome? Did they say you may be in an acute stage? One thing you can do on your own before your dr makes a decision about a new treatment is to start taking 800 mg glivec everyday. There's a huge diffference between 600 mg and 800 mg. Best wishes, L [ ] my test result BMB hi to all i am hassan from abadan city in iran .i since glivec from 1999 and take glivec 600 mgl every day this is my frist test bmb after tak glivec. this is report of test bmb:two cell lines were obeserved both with abnormal karyotype.a tranclocation between chromsome 9 and 22 indicating philadelphia chromosome was seen in both cell lines.however one of the cell lines in addition to that philadelphia chromosome had another derivative 22.philadelphia chromsome is acytogenetic eveidence fore cml diagnosis. the presence of the seconed derrive chromosome 22 may also be a sign of acute transformation. so that was my bmb but in pass week and this week my test cbc is not good and is not fixed mydr is sad and worry they told me i must becarfully and perhaps they want to chang my treatment now i take 600 mgl glivec every day i must weating and pray to only god --------------------------------- Start your day with - make it your home page Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 16, 2005 Report Share Posted July 16, 2005 At 10:09 AM 7/15/05 -0700, you wrote: >.a tranclocation between chromsome 9 and 22 indicating philadelphia >chromosome was seen in both cell lines.however one of the cell lines in >addition to that philadelphia chromosome had another derivative >22.philadelphia chromsome is acytogenetic eveidence fore cml diagnosis. >the presence of the seconed derrive chromosome 22 may also be a sign of >acute transformation. >so that was my bmb but in pass week and this week my test cbc is not good >and is not fixed mydr is sad and worry they told me i must becarfully and >perhaps they want to chang my treatment now i take 600 mgl glivec every day >i must weating and pray to only god Hi Hassan, What was not good about your CBC test? are your blood counts going up or something? I know some other patients that have more than the most common translocation of chromsome 9 and 22.......involving a 3rd chromosome and they have done fine on Gleevec. Are you seen at a major cancer center? if not, can you see a cml specialist somewhere? I hope your doctor can explain to you exactly what the situation is.........maybe a higher dose of Gleevec (800mg) will help your treatment. Let us know what you find out........and best healing wishes to you. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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