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Bone marrow transplant11/23/2010 |
Did bone marrow transplant in April 2010 in Mumbai. Would like to know if and when I`ll be totally cured and will not need medication. For the time being I have to do blood tests rather frequently and it seems my blood has not returned to normal yet. On my last test, I have been told that kreatinine is high. What does that imply in my case?
This question does not offer sufficient information to offer assistance. Please seek help from an MD expert in your disease and in bone marrow transplantation.
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Paula Silverman, MD Associate Professor of Medicine School of Medicine Case Western Reserve University |
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