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Hi Sangye, I started taking ritux in August, my first IV dose was August 6 and the 2nd was on August 20th. I had a mild reaction while getting the IV, my throat became sore and itchy. They stopped the IV and gave me benedril and then everything was fine. I was there for about 8 hours the first time and about 6 hours the second. For a few days after the IV treatment had headaches and felt almost flu like, but then everything was fine. It does take anywhere from 3 months up to 18 months for the drug to fully work.
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Did they keep you on another immunosuppresant while it got up to speed? I haven't talked to my doc about all this yet--just doing my own data collection.
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So glad to hear from you Gwenllian - I was also worried.
I'd be interested to hear a little about Rituximab too as it has been mentioned as a way to help me conceive.
If you don't mind me asking, did you fall pregnant with all your children while on Rituximab? I only ask because I can't find a consensus opinion on whether CellCept is a safe drug during preganancy - both azathioprine and cyclophosphamide explicity advise against it.
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Gwenllian, so glad you are sorted out and all is getting better.
Jolanta
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I'd be interested to hear a little about Rituximab too as it has been mentioned as a way to help me conceive.
Luce, May this be your answer! Bunnies are sweet, but babies are better.
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But baby bunnies are furrier!
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Bob and Amber sharing supper.
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SO cute!
I take it Amber is all better now? (She was the sick one, I think)
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Yes, fully recovered now thanks.
She is the one on the left.
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Beautiful, Jack! I had three rabbits as a kid, but seeing this photo makes me wonder if they could work as a pet for me now. I'd have toi have an indoor one like Luce. They can be characters, though, very entertaining.
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