Hi all,
My onc always ask me if I have shortness of breath.
My son says he hears me breathing and I sound funny but I never noticed it.
I didn't know it could be fluid related so thanks everyone for this.
I have the nasal problems with dry nose and etc.
I irrigate my nose daily and more if neede
Hi Mike and Janet,Same here, as with Janet, recurring sinus congestion. Flonase helps but sometimes gives me a nose bleed. Usually I just ride it out in about 7 - 10 days.Richard Troxel
[EMAIL PROTECTED]On 2/18/06, Janet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mike,I have had recurring sinus congestion for s
Hi Mike,
I have had recurring sinus congestion for some time. I have been given
antibiotics which seem to help but never cure it. This time my doctor
gave me a nasal spray (cortisteroid) which helped relieve the pressure
and most of the stuffiness. I believe the current spray that most
people are
With me it is not shortness of breath issue and has nothing to do with
lungs or the bronchial system. My problem is restricted airflow
through the nasal passages, a condition that hits a lot of people,
especially men, in their 60s and 70s. The reason I suspect Gleevec
might have something to do
You might want to check your hemogloben count from your last blood
test.
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Dear Mike,
Fluid in the lungs can be an uncommon but known side-effect of
Gleevec. I have known 2-3 patients on Gleevec who had fluid in the
lungs or pleural effusion. With Dasatinib, 10% of patients see pleural
effusion and it is usually diagnosed by taking a lung X-ray. Shortness
of breath
Sorry Mike, I have not experienced that side effect.
I have had the fluid retention in my eyes and ankles though. One day, I just woke up and that side effect disappeared- along with a gazillion others. The only side effect still lingering and not under control is diarrhea (sorry to be gros
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