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Tag Archives: Liver GVHD
Dance of the Meds’ Side-Effects – 10 July 2012
One step forward – two steps backwards, do the shuffle and the hokey pokey – put your left foot in, take your left foot out and shake it all around… Strangely enough, this actually is a very accurate account of … Continue reading
Posted in Chronic GVHD, Healing Process, New Normal, Side effects of long term steroids
Tagged antibiotics, bruises, C. Diff., collapsed lungs, constant shaking, dry eyes, dry mouth, ear infection, elevated liver enzymes, endurance, eye GVHD, jaundiced eyes, Liver GVHD, long-term use of steroids, Lung Infection, Marie-Chantal Marchand, Mouth GVHD, painful joints, paper-thin skin, patient, perforated ear drum, scarred liver, scarred lungs, sense of humour, steroid fat deposit neck and stomach, Steroid myopathy, stiff legs, strength, swollen feet, wobbly legs
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Loss of muscle and body mass – 3 April 2012
Sigh, always be careful what you criticize about others as you never know if it will happen to you. One of my biggest pet peeves (one of many on a very long list) are…chicken legs! I don’t mean the kinds … Continue reading
Posted in Acute GVHD, Chronic GVHD, Healing Process, Post-Transplant Issues, Side effects of long term steroids, Tips & Tricks
Tagged Acute GVHD, cantankerous, catheter, chronic GVHD, commode, condescending, difficulty breathing, exercises, fluid retnetion, fluids, frequent BM, Gut GVHD, Infections, Liver GVHD, loss body and muscle mass, loss of fluid, lungs, massive dose steroids, MMF, moon face, newbie nurses, nurses, patronizing, physiotherapy, walker, weak, weak muscles, yellow face
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