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Re: Red wine, alcohol, and multiple myeloma
I read some of these posts to my husband and he fell out laughing. I told him he needs to get on here. He did have a glass of wine and he has been feeling better than ever since...just kidding. However, I think you guys/ladies give him positive vibes. We just may have some wine tonight.
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LadyLib - Name: LadyLib
- Who do you know with myeloma?: Spouse
- When were you/they diagnosed?: July 2013
- Age at diagnosis: 42
Re: Red wine, alcohol, and multiple myeloma
I don't know how much red wine. Is good or bad for Myeloma patients. What I do know is that I really enjoy a little red wine with dinner and it feels right. What I have found however is that I don't need the whole glass to enjoy it and taste the special qualities of a good glass of wine. I have found that small short sips provides the affects and taste I am looking for. I pretty much have a half glass( 3 oz) every day. --- enjoy.
Paul Jorgensen
Annapolis MD
Paul Jorgensen
Annapolis MD
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Pjorg45 - Name: Paul Jorgensen
- When were you/they diagnosed?: May 1013
- Age at diagnosis: 68
Re: Red wine, alcohol, and multiple myeloma
LadyLib wrote: "My husband showed me an article recently that seemed to allude to the fact that red wine has a substance that could actually benefit multiple myeloma patients. Has anyone else ever heard of this? If you have multiple myeloma, do you drink at all? My hubby refuses to drink anything out of fear."
I take a large glass of red wine with my Revlimid only for the last seven days of the 21-day cycle.The resveratrol can deteriorate once the bottle is open, so I buy small one glass bottles only. The content ts also stronger in southern parts of the world, like California. Have been on treatment, together with dexamethasone, for three and a half years. We don't really know if the wine helps or not, to be honest.
I take a large glass of red wine with my Revlimid only for the last seven days of the 21-day cycle.The resveratrol can deteriorate once the bottle is open, so I buy small one glass bottles only. The content ts also stronger in southern parts of the world, like California. Have been on treatment, together with dexamethasone, for three and a half years. We don't really know if the wine helps or not, to be honest.
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ken from west mid
Re: Red wine, alcohol, and multiple myeloma
ken from west mid wrote: "We don't really know if the wine helps or not, to be honest."
Given the fact you are on a proven treatment, it probably doesn't matter as long as it helps in some other way.
Given the fact you are on a proven treatment, it probably doesn't matter as long as it helps in some other way.
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Wayne K - Name: Wayne
- Who do you know with myeloma?: Myself, my sister who passed in '95
- When were you/they diagnosed?: 03/09
- Age at diagnosis: 70
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