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Breeze · 01-27-2017, 08:12 AM

January 27, 2017

Well everything went off without a hitch at the infusion. In fact, my liver enzymes came back well within normal ranges, so that was a huge plus.

Did find out that I'll be having another CT scan in early February. That's about 6 weeks earlier than I expected to have it. Apparently the CT scans are every 6 weeks not every 3 months. It's a hassle, but it isn't like laying down and getting scanned for 45 minutes is difficult. My only concern is the contrast. The steroids I took prior to the last scan seemed to prevent me from having a reaction. Hopefully, they will continue to help.

01-27-2017, 08:12 AM	#124
Breeze Grizzled Veteran Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Northern Suburbs of ATL	January 27, 2017 Well everything went off without a hitch at the infusion. In fact, my liver enzymes came back well within normal ranges, so that was a huge plus. Did find out that I'll be having another CT scan in early February. That's about 6 weeks earlier than I expected to have it. Apparently the CT scans are every 6 weeks not every 3 months. It's a hassle, but it isn't like laying down and getting scanned for 45 minutes is difficult. My only concern is the contrast. The steroids I took prior to the last scan seemed to prevent me from having a reaction. Hopefully, they will continue to help.