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Aplastic Anemia - BMT Pre-Treatment Drugs
Hi All!
I was given a calendar of my protocol today for my BMT and am wondering if other transplantees out there have had any advice or experience with these particular drugs (I also posted this question on the "AA" forum: Day -5 - Fludarabine Day -4 - Fludarabine/ATG Day -3 - Fludarabine/ATG/Cytoxan (re-start cyclosporin) Day -2 - Fludarabine/ATG/Cytoxan Day -1 - Total Body Radiation Day Zero - TRANSPLANT!!! - WOO WOO!! Day 1 - Methotrexate Day 3 - Methotrexate Day 6 - Methotrexate Day 11 - Methotrexate Thanks!!
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Katherine - Aplastic Anemia Warrior www.aplasticanemiablog.com 30 - Severe Aplastic Anemia - Diagnosed January 2011 |
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Katherine,
My pre-transplant regimen was very different from yours, but with the exception of Fludarabine, I had the same stuff: Day -7 through Day -4 - Total Body Irradiation Day -3 and Day -2 - Cytoxan Day -1 - Rest (no treatments) Day 0 - Transplant I was very worried about the cytoxan because of all the ugly things we know about what chemotherapy does to people. Some people breeze through radiation and then get quite sick from chemo. I was the opposite, very sick during TBI treatment, but fine during chemo. The amount of radiation you will have is substantially less that what I got -- in part because the protocols have continued to improve and less harsh doses are possible. I also had Methotrexate on a slightly different schedule, but I don't remember any particular side effects of that. My story is posted here. Don't hesitate to ask me about any of it. Regards, Ruth
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Diagnosed AA 10/96, MDS/RA 6/98, MUD/BMT 10/6/98 |
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My son's conditioning was exactly the same as yours, except, due to his younger age, he did not have radiation.
He sailed through transplant and recovered quickly with no GVH whatsoever. I wish you all the best.
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Nicole, mom to Evan (20); diagnosed SAA November 2007, hATG mid-November 2007, no response after 6 months, unrelated 9/10 BMT June 2008, no GVH, health completely restored thanks to our beloved donor Bryan from Tennessee. www.caringbridge.org/visit/evanmacneil |
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RE: BMT Medications
Thank you so much! This is really encouraging - I appreciate it!!!!
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Katherine - Aplastic Anemia Warrior www.aplasticanemiablog.com 30 - Severe Aplastic Anemia - Diagnosed January 2011 |
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