Gingergrrl
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How are you doing @Belbyr? Have you learned anything new from the hematologist?
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bone marrow biopsy is on Monday.
She said I don't have the MGUS proteins.
My dad just had his colon surgery we are waiting on results to see if the cancer had spread outside the colon while he recovers in the hospital. I can't remember if I mentioned that earlier in the thread or not. It's been a hell of a year.
Even though IGG and IGM are low he still does not feel IVIG can be approved since we still do not have a hard line diagnosis.
He mentioned a Dr. Abell that is now in Kentucky who has taken a big interest in motility disorders and autoimmune illnesses that cause them. I've always wondered about the nerves/muscles of my GI tract, wished a biopsy could be done to see but apparently they are invasive?
Might call back down to NOVA to tell them, "the abnormal blood work is not due to cancer, so now what?"
Is there harm in applying for IVIG from an insurance standpoint?