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Tag Archives: blood transfusion
Internal Bleeding (Dieulafoy Lesions) – 29 April 2012
So, this wonderful internal bleeding issue in my GI Tract I just over came is called Dieulafoy’s Lesion (fingers crossed that it is over), is one of those obscure issues (none of the BMT docs had ever heard of it), … Continue reading →
Posted in Healing Process, Possibility of dying, Post-Transplant Issues
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Tagged Acute GVHD, anemia, black stool, bleeding to death, blood transfusion, chronic GVHD, colonoscopy, diabetes, Dieulafoy Lesion, endoscopy, epinephrine, gastrointestinal, GI Tract Angio Scan, GI Tract isues, haemoclipping, immunoglobulin, internal bleeding, intestinal bleeding, mucosal defect, non-ulcerated arterial lesion, NPO, platelet transfusion, possibility of dying, Push Enteroscopy, rare condition, sigmoidscopy, total parental nutrition, TPN
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Update and Steroid Myopathy – 7 April 2012
Well, I guess all this upbeat, all is well, I’m doing good, I’ll make it out of here, hooray!….doesn’t paint a realistic picture of what is truly going on. Yes, the liver is still fluctuating and yesterday it was 56 … Continue reading →
Posted in Acute GVHD, Healing Process, Possibility of dying, Post-Transplant Updates, Side effects of long term steroids
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Tagged 2 months in hospital, alone no matter what, bed-ridden, bedpan, bedside commode, bladder infection, blood transfusion, catheter, emotional, emotional journey, family, fever, friends, Gut GVHD, healing and relaxation, I'm not here to entertain, loss of body mass, Lung Infection, muscle loss, need a break, no appetite, no stress, oxygen, platelet transfusion, short visits, soothing, Steroid myopathy, weakness
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