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Amen to that. Hoping that the long term low dose Preds can be eliminated.Winnifred wrote: When I did Rituxan the first time I had a reaction first dose. They slowed and gave me more meds and restarted. Next 3 treatments no issues and basically just felt kinda run down for a day.
This time reaction first time slowed meds gave me more than restarted felt sorta run down but drove myself there and back. Second one went off not a hitch did have an unwanted side effect that night and it re-occurred on the 3rd treatment. Stopped my 3rd treatment and hoping that I got enough to give me a remission.
Athos45 - Out of all the treatments i've tried I recommend this one! Here's hoping your son responds very well! and gets a good long remission!
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