Guest guest Posted December 5, 2008 Report Share Posted December 5, 2008 athon, Good news is always welcome! That is great news that the EB virus is undetectable and you are doing well. It is certainly interesting how these viruses can cause so many problems long term. CMV had that affect on me and ultimately caused my rejection episode. That's my assumption, not the doctors. Keep on.... Blessings, Barby - KS UC - 1965, ileostomy - 1972, BCIR (continent pouch) 1994, PSC - 1995, arthritis 2007, tx 11.29.07married 29 years , 5 sons, 2 daughters in law, 1 granddaughter, 1 grandson , granddaughter due 3/09 and 1 golden retriever Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 Hi all! Just thought I'd give an update on what's going on with me, since I just got back from a major Dr. visit complete with CT scan yesterday. I saw Dr Raiford, (transplant Dr.) Dr Reddy (hematologist/oncologist) and Dr. Dummer (Infectious Disease), so I got a thorough looking at. The CT scan I had showed not much change (they were looking at the lymph nodes to see if the enlarged ones had grown or shrunk). Most of the lymph nodes were about the same but some had grown just slightly. That's not really good news but not as bad as it could be. Dr. Reddy wants me to have a few more rounds of Rituximab to see if that will help. I also got tested for a fungal lung infection (I've got a cough and fevers, and had an exposure to bird droppings a few weeks ago) but results aren't back on that yet. The CT scan also showed an enlarged thyroid, so they want to do an ultrasound of that, and Dr. Dummer heard a heart murmur which he's looking into to see if it's new or not. I guess at least I'm interesting to my doctors! athan Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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