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ipi update and eosinophils

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    • May 3, 2011 at 8:34 pm
    beatricefromPARIS
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      Hi all,

      Had 4th ipi injection a week ago

      so far, it's a walk!

      no adverse reaction apart from fatigue and occasionnal mumbling of the tummy

      can't tell yet if response because tumors are all inside, not visible

      last blood count indicates depleted red cells but that was due to previous treatments and new one :higher than normal eosinophil count. No idea what that means…Any info ?

       

      Beatrice stage IV

       

      Hi all,

      Had 4th ipi injection a week ago

      so far, it's a walk!

      no adverse reaction apart from fatigue and occasionnal mumbling of the tummy

      can't tell yet if response because tumors are all inside, not visible

      last blood count indicates depleted red cells but that was due to previous treatments and new one :higher than normal eosinophil count. No idea what that means…Any info ?

       

      Beatrice stage IV

       

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