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Eosinophils, biomarker to checkpoint inhibitors response?
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Eosinophils, biomarker to checkpoint inhibitors response?

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      • October 17, 2020 at 3:08 pm
      Bubbles
      Participant
        Interesting. Here’s a link to lots of articles I’ve posted regarding eosinophilia and immunotherapy – https://chaoticallypreciselifeloveandmelanoma.blogspot.com/search?q=eosinophils

        The first article includes a graph of my own levels. yours, les

          • October 17, 2020 at 4:29 pm
          caman
          Participant
            Thank you Celeste for posting that. Looks like your Absolute Eosinophils max out to .6 k/UL. Mines presently at .9 k/UL. I think this more then just a bone to bite into
          • October 17, 2020 at 6:51 pm
          THMoore
          Participant
            I will be taking my third infusion of the combo this Tuesday. If I read mine right, my first test was .08 and my second is .11. The 4 previous NIVO infusions the levels were all in the acceptable range and I only had a partial response. So if I understand you two, your ranges are above the high limit. Is this correct?
            • October 19, 2020 at 11:05 am
            tkoss
            Participant
              this is my question to my onc. if anyone has an answer please post .
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              “what levels of what hormones, enzymes, lymphocytes, etc. indicate the presence of opvido

              no one knows how long or strong Opvido will persist after the last infusion, so it would seem to me if i can compare levels before first infusion to levels after several infusions it would indicate how much Opvido is still assisting my immune system

              the reason this is important is because in the Covid environment residual Opvido can increase my susceptibility to complications of Covid. knowing when effects of Opvido are back to pre-infusion levels would help me in the Covid environment”

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