Re: Ervin: red blood cell (3-E)

[Guest guest]

If you think of it later will you please post it?  I am in Central America and

have a communication gap.  My doctor will work with me if I ask something, but I

have to actually know what I'm asking for.  May not be available here, or may

have a different name, so I have to be specific.  Hard enough when I know what

I'm doing --- nearly impossible in these uncharted waters.  Thanks.  Jan

From: ervinke3@... <ervinke3@...>

Subject: RE: [ ] red blood cell (3-E)

Date: Tuesday, December 30, 2008, 1:22 PM

There is a simple injection in order to help the system to make more " Red

blood-cells. Unfortunately I have already forgotten the name, but I don't

have any doubt that your DR knows it if you wake him up at midnight.

Obviously he or she will know whether this particular injection should be

given or not.

I'm not a physician. I'll be glad if this e-mail will help you.

Have a healthy New Year.

ERVIN

From: john magal

does someone know how to raise the red blood cell count? My onco used

to give me procrit which is now forbidden. Help is appreciated.

[Guest guest]

My Ocologist gives me Neulasta. It is new on the market. But

is suppose to help my bone marrow. Hope this helps.

>

There is a simple injection in order to help the system to make

more " Red blood-cells. Unfortunately I have already forgotten the name, but I

don't have any doubt that your DR knows it if you wake him up at midnight....

ERVIN

>

>

> From: john magal

> does someone know how to raise the red blood cell count? My onco

used to give me procrit which is now forbidden. Help is appreciated.

[Guest guest]

brainpause

thank you for your answer. Neulastais, as you say, is

a new drug, and new drugs should better be avoided, especially so

when their description contains cautionary remarks like these:

" The safety and efficacy of Neulasta® for peripheral blood progenitor

cell (PBPC) mobilization has not been evaluated in adequate and well-

controlled studies "

I was hoping that someone would come up with something from

TCM or Ayurvedic medicine

HNY to all

> There is a simple injection in order to help the system to make

> more " Red blood-cells. Unfortunately I have already forgotten the

name, but I don't have any doubt that your DR knows it if you wake

him up at midnight.... ERVIN

> >

> >

> > From: john magal

> > does someone know how to raise the red blood cell count? My onco

> used to give me procrit which is now forbidden. Help is appreciated.

>