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How does one go about finding a Dr or clinical study for my husband who has IgGr? He was diagnosed in South FL, and received a bile duct stent in the midst of a very bad flare. It seems now, the array of symptoms and illness he has had the last two years were all chasing inflammation from igG4 (salivary glands, pancreas, upper respiratory, ‘asthma’ and prostrate. He has had two Covid vaccines, early on, and had Covid June 2022. All of the above health issues have happened in the two years since.
How does one go about finding a Dr or clinical study for my husband who has IgGr? He was diagnosed in South FL, and received a bile duct stent in the midst of a very bad flare. It seems now, the array of symptoms and illness he has had the last two years were all chasing inflammation from igG4 (salivary glands, pancreas, upper respiratory, ‘asthma’ and prostrate. He has had two Covid vaccines, early on, and had Covid June 2022. All of the above health issues have happened in the two years since.
Correction Leuoprolide is NOT always administered via intramuscular injection. In fact. ELIGARD, a form of depo Leuoprolide is administered subcutaneously, usually into the abdomen. Your information should be more accurate
Thank you, non-diabetic WMD patient, aflibercept for about 7-8 years switched to Faricimab w good results similar to Eyelea, now enter Eyelea HD, so does patient change to HD or remain on Vabysmo? Time between treatments not really much different.
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This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great💟.
This was incredibly helpful Dr Obulor for using your herbal remedies to cure Cervical Cancer totally in a short period of time. I’m still amazed for the healing I got doctor you’re great💟.
Thank you for the information I have Squamous cell carcinoma lung cancer I'm a 64 year old long time smoker my oncologist started me on an infusion that consisted of 2 chemos and keytruda 4 treatments 3 weeks apart I stopped after the first one it was so hard on me now whst?
I've had the 6 infusions of the cocktail of Carbo, Taxol, Avastin and keytruda beginning in October of 2023. Mine shrunk from 9.5 to 4.4. I have been on Avastin and Keytruda since for "maintenance". However, I asked for, and received, a biopsy that showed squamous cell still. What do I do now? I have not had radiotherapy or brachy yet. Please and thank you.
In addition to this horrible disease, I can't stand these scents from Foreigners taking away all the America college seats. Fuck globalism ... and this impossible accent
Hello, I saw this very interesting material, I would like you to help me too, please. I have a little boy with hemoliptic anemia due to pyruvate kinase deficiency. please, where can I get the link?
I’m in the uk and the ‘ igg4 specialist ‘ dr George Webster here won’t assist me as my blood results don’t show high igg4 levels but but histology does show igg4 albeit not over the diagnostic threshold but the storiform fibrosis pattern, the lymphocytic infiltrate and others is present - because of this he won’t help me . Ive already had my left submandibular gland excised due to a mass last year, eus of pancreas as I had a mass, lesions and obliterated distal duct and now this week I’ve had an ultrasound of my neck and now my right submandibular gland has an igg4 mass according to my report What do I do because I feel constantly unwell and the uk dr won’t help me he’s so fixated on the igg4 levels and that’s it
Have you been vaccinated with a mRNA vaccine? If so; 1: Which one? 2: Did you take it before or after being naturally infected with Covid? 3: Have you had any boosters if so how many? Studies are showing that vaccination before natural infection creates an igG4 spike, where it is dominant over all other igG subclasses for an extended period.
Hi. If you are in the UK you could approach the IgG4 research team at Oxford led by Dr Culver & see if she would be able to see you. I am aware that she sees people from all over the UK. She has been able to treat me for my IgG4 disease
Please could alleviate my concerns? Your excellent video causes me to ask the following questions. Is this relevant to the IgG-4 class shift after mRNA booster shots? Due to the indolent nature of IgG-4 related disease, could we, potentially ,slowly see a massive increase in this disease over the next few years? How long before anyone can say it is or is not a problem?
Yes. I know a case of exactly that. Two weeks after the second double dose of a booster mRNA/Moderna (double because the patient was diabetic, hence CDC recommendation to double booster), the patient was hospitalized, and Type-1 Pancreatitis diagnosed.
I need help getting Treatment with my igg4 and igg2 results. I have autoimmune. Constantly have sinus and ear infections seems like im always sick. Rheumatologist told me that she can't treat me. I need to see an immunologist. Cant find immunologist to treat the igg4.
Great video and hope! My brother is 41 years old and has been diagnosed with RP for more than 20 years now. How can we get access to this novel therapy? Thank you
There is a child in Assiut Egypt, who has traveled to Cairo to under go diagnostic procedures, i.e. MRI, Long EEG, to conclude the diagnosis of Tuberous Sclerosis Complex. He also has a benign tumor in the brain which needs to be excised. We are wondering if it would behoove the long-term treatment of this 2 1/2 year old in the USA at a center who are at the cutting edge of TSC treatment. Thank you
I think it is worth pointing out that you had said IDS/NAC is worse than PDS via GORILLA-3004. Which states this is true for non-BRCAm patients. In BRCAm patients, the only independent risk factor found was CA-125>26/4U/mL. Just saying the blanket statement in the video is a bit misleading.
It will be dependent on the status of your cancer, among other health and logistical parameters. I don't mean to be vague, but there are many things to consider. Talk to your oncology team (if it is you that you are asking about), they will be able to help educate you and give you direction. This is a very good presentation and their excitement for the future of these treatments is real. best wishes, from a radiopharmacist.
