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What Kind Of Medicine Is Given To Improve Immunity In Patients With Multiple Myeloma?
Intravenous immunoglobulins. IVIG. It's an infusion given as an outpatient for people with low immunoglobulins that have frequent infections. ππ
I receive IVIG every 8 weeks. I have been in remission for 2 years, staying healthy! Except for the MMπ
Intravenous or subcutaneous gamma globulin can help. Exercise and eating a plant based diet can help. Maintaining an ideal body weight is supposed to help as well. I get all the vaccines that are recommended by my oncologistπ
Are There Any Organizations Out There Who Can Help Myeloma Patients Financially? I Found One, But They Closed Out On The 16th, I Was Late.π
My Husband Was Diagnosed With MM, He Has Anemia And Kidney Disease, So Far No Bone Pain. Considering No Treatment, Anyone Feel This Way?
Where Do All Of You Mm Patients Get Your Information From? Iβve Never Heard Of Some Things Mentioned In Your Profiles....why?
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