Did they determine anemia?  FATIGUE?

 

a poster on another health discussion on AIHA  Angelndisgse

 

You can read about Rituxan at [url]www.pubmed.gov[/url]. My Dr. didn't want to use any of the other treatments on me because I have three other autoimmune diseases and he said it would cause me more problems then it would do me any good. Rituxan worked for me three times now and why change up. Look into it and if need be bring it up to your Dr. If they want to know more info on it tell them to look on the University of Maryland website in the US. My hematologist is Dr. Meyer Heyman. He is a brilliant Dr. I am sure if your Dr. had questions and needed to talk to him about using Rituxan he would be glad to help them. I was on of his first patients to use it and one of the first when it came out.

 

 

I would like to share with Dr Meyer R. Heyman the chemical to suspect for AIHA and many autoimmune issues and cancers:  2-butoxyethanol.  Relapse can be from new exposure in paint, in home cleaning products www.valdezlink.com/acute.htm valdez@...

 

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