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Re: Doctor does not want to treat me - is that common?
Multibilly, I found the information on artemisinin in a Bottom Line Health book on alternative cancer cures. It said it was effective in fighting cancer cells and did not disturb other cells in the body.
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barbara1200 - Name: barb
- Who do you know with myeloma?: myself
- When were you/they diagnosed?: 2013
- Age at diagnosis: 75
Re: Doctor does not want to treat me - is that common?
Well, on my recent visit to my oncologist I found out that I was diagnosed with multiple myeloma rather than smoldering because of two things. Even though there were no "CRAB" symptoms, my M-spike was 2.49 and my bone marrow count was 20 per cent.
I am still on alternative stuff, which the doc said was fine, but would rather I would be on Revlimid and a steroid. He did not push me though and said he would treat me no matter what my choice was.
Also, the blood work 3 months ago said the M-spike was 3.02. This time my blood work showed an M spike of 2.99, so it is playing around that area.
No lesions were found in my bone x rays and the rest of the blood work was pretty well within normal limits. So I guess it is still a wait & see game. I was relieved my M spike had not gone up at least.
I am still on alternative stuff, which the doc said was fine, but would rather I would be on Revlimid and a steroid. He did not push me though and said he would treat me no matter what my choice was.
Also, the blood work 3 months ago said the M-spike was 3.02. This time my blood work showed an M spike of 2.99, so it is playing around that area.
No lesions were found in my bone x rays and the rest of the blood work was pretty well within normal limits. So I guess it is still a wait & see game. I was relieved my M spike had not gone up at least.
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barbara1200 - Name: barb
- Who do you know with myeloma?: myself
- When were you/they diagnosed?: 2013
- Age at diagnosis: 75
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