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Old Tue Apr 5, 2016, 11:19 AM
GoodDay5150 GoodDay5150 is offline
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Hi ballie. I think that I had some slight gastrointestinal issues w/ Nilotinib, but following the directions carefully makes a big difference. I also had some occasional muscle and joint pain, but I think that could have been caused by my GVHD, not any meds. I think that the effectiveness of the drug(s) relies heavily on maintaining the correct level in your body, and that is effected a lot by what is in or not in your stomach. I was not taking very many other meds at the same time that I was on Nilotinib, so maybe that makes a difference. Also, since my transplant was for PNH, meaning that I was technically cured of the disease after my hospitalization, and 2 more bone marrow biopsies confirmed this, meds are going to effect me differently than they would have if I had MDS or something other than PNH. Did anyone on this forum ever imagine that you would know so much about things like MDS, PNH, CML, etc.?
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MARIO, 52, DIAG IN 2011 W/ PNH, MUD IN DEC 2011. MINI TRANS PSL DENVER/ SOME MILD GVHD. CURRENTLY TAKING JAKAFI FOR GVHD.
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