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Does Anyone Know How To Raise Absolute Neutrophil Count?

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Kansas City, KS

My Absolute Neutrophil count is down to .77. Dr says if it gets to .5 I’ll have to stop the Revlimid. I’m on Revlimid 10mg and Velcade for maintenance. Does anyone know how to raise this number?

January 17 (edited)
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A MyMyelomaTeam Member

B vitamins- B-12. Try nutritional yeast (Bob’s RedMill) is a good brand. That’s what my mom who had ovarian cancer used. The doctors said she had the best blood. Mix a heaping teaspoon into juice or milk with a little unsulphered blackstrap molasses. She took it 3 times a day.
Paula 🌹

January 17
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

To raise your absolute neutrophil count, especially during myeloma treatment, consider the following:

- Neutropenic Diet: Follow a diet that limits exposure to harmful foods. Ensure meat and fish are thoroughly cooked, avoid sushi, undercooked meat, soft cheeses, and raw eggs. Drink only pasteurized beverages and avoid read more

To raise your absolute neutrophil count, especially during myeloma treatment, consider the following:

- Neutropenic Diet: Follow a diet that limits exposure to harmful foods. Ensure meat and fish are thoroughly cooked, avoid sushi, undercooked meat, soft cheeses, and raw eggs. Drink only pasteurized beverages and avoid cold-cut lunchmeats and cold salads containing seafood or eggs.
- Medications: Treatments like Nuprigen can be used to increase white blood cell counts.
- Hygiene: Practice good hygiene, including frequent hand-washing and using alcohol-based sanitizers.

For personalized advice, always consult your healthcare provider.

 This AI-generated response comes from MyMyelomaTeam and other selected sources. It is not a substitute for medical advice. Always ask your doctor about specific health concerns.

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A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Thank you!

January 17

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