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Is There Anything You Can Do To Help Keep Your White Cells Up After Treatment.
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My first round they were low. But this see ond round they were 0 and I'm in the hospital. I got Neulasta after treatment but I don't want to go through this every time.

posted December 6, 2023
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A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Tamara, because of my white blood cells I have to get a shot, they take my blood and if all is good I get my infusion one week with no pod and 2nd week infusion with a pod. Isn’t life great!
Anna

posted December 6, 2023
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

I'd also like to hear replies on this. I have been lucky enough to only get sick 2 times (cold/flu) since starting treatment but this time I have now been sick for about 4 weeks. Just Cold/Flu like symptoms but its getting old. Thanks !

posted December 6, 2023

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