Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma: First Symptoms, Diagnosis & the LATEST Treatments | The Patient Story
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2023
- After devoting years of her life to caring for cancer patients, Dr. Robyn Stacy-Humphries went from doctor to patient in an instant when she was diagnosed with diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, the most common form of non-Hodgkin lymphoma. Since her diagnosis she's relapsed twice and underwent a clinical trial for CAR T-cell therapy, that saved her life.
In this discussion, 3X DLBCL survivor Robyn and Dr. Josh Brody, a top lymphoma specialist with Mount Sinai, break down common first symptoms of DLBCL, standard of care and spotlight new and exciting immunotherapies revolutionizing lymphoma care including, CAR T-cell therapy and bispecific antibodies.
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Contents of this video:
01:57 - Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL) First Symptoms
05:44 - Standard of Care: First Line Treatment
08:17 - Polatuzumab + RCHP
10:34 - The risk of Relapsing in DLBCL
18:27 - Car T-Cell Therapy
27:15 - Bispecific Antibodies
35:01 - Final Mesage to Patients
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We'd love to hear from you: what more would you like to hear from top lymphoma specialists? Leave a comment below 👇
Maybe other illnesses other than cancers. More people can benefit from these stories that have other illnesses, not cancer.
@@Laura-hy6buyes,
However, I think this is a CANCER channel; all types of cancer, symptoms, treatments, etc.
What all the cancer drugs specifically do? I don't know how you'd make that not boring, though...😂
I was diagnosed with non hodgkins lymphoma in April 2023 (age 56) and treated as stage 4, had 20 sessions of R-CHOP followed by radiotherapy. I also started taking cbd oil and turkey tail mushrooms after my 1st PET scan (got the OK from my oncologist 1st). Was declared cancer free in February 2024, the oncology team were amazed at my progress all the way through.
My friend has just been diagnosed with lymphoma too, I wrote a poem for him and posted below.
My mom passed away on Christmas Day after a late stage diagnosis in July. She had stage 4b T-cell angioimmunoblastic lymphoma as well as MDS and HLH. I miss her so much. She had just turned 60 on November 9th.
Cold sweats, hot shivers, no get up n go, no energy to spare or stamina
Lack of sleep, itchy skin, can be overwhelming, you put on a brave face for the family
Stomach bloated and flatulence, without any influence, you fart and you burp uncontrollably
Out of breath and tired, in a world of your own, thinking how to keep hold of your sanity
It's so surreal, these things that you feel, and friends will show their true colours
The ones that you love, will be there for your good, and treat you like they are your mothers
Loved ones are worried, is this the end, of the one they love so dearly
The fight is on, the battle begins, the future no longer viewed clearly
It's just the start, it will take time, test your strength and mental ability
At times you may need, to be alone and daydream, finding solace in your own tranquility
Your physical strength will pull you through, although it will be diminished
Stay mentally strong, for however long, it takes until it's finished
The treatment is hard, makes you feel bad, but it's eatng away at the issue
Immune system suffers, take care where you go, avoid anyone with a sniffle and tissue
And in the end you'll find, your own peace of mind, as your progress is shared periodically
The therapy is working, destroying not shirking, eating away at the problem methodically
Thank you for everything you do. All of these videos are useful and give me hope. 38 from from Indiana. Im scared but I got this.
Lymphoma is a tricky one. Mine started extranodal, which means outside of the lymphatic system as an ulcer/tumor in the stomach. Bloodwork is not a good diagnostic for lymphoma. Ultrasound and CT did not show enough to raise concern. It took an endoscopy ordered by my primary care after an ER visit to raise red flags from the doctors. 6x8 cm ulcer with pigmentation and tissue necrosis. Biopsy identified cancer. Bone marrow biopsy, PET scan, Port implant, and R-CHOP all started within 3 weeks of initial diagnosis.
My Mom's was the same. Ulcer in her stomach.
Truly outstanding video and content.
Thank You And How Fantastic That So Much Is New In Treatment And Being Done 🙏. Praise God The Marvelous Doctor Is Doing So Well 🙌🩷✨!!! This Is Truly A Wonderful Channel!!! Western Upstate NY Nurse Here
Thank you very much shearing your experience
I m going thru same experience these days..
With PMBCL..
I had R-CHOP. Nine years out this year. Stage 1 DLBCL
What type of Diffuse Large B Cell did you have? There is the aggressive form and germinal body cell. I know that affects the treatment and prognosis.
It occurs to me that Pola + RCHP should only be given when a patient has a solid support network--better chance of catching the signs of infection & getting the patient to the hospital quickly). I would like to see a segment on various supports cancer patients have access to, and the reality of how *much* support a cancer patient needs. Some of us are either loners and/or don't have family near us. Thanks!
What do you mean catching the signs of infection? Thanks for sharing
NHL Burketts. Three types endemic, immune compressed or sporadic I am sporadic. I almost died twice 22 blood transfusions . Intense chemo. My pet scan is clear and now I am in remission. I loved my oncology department at Kaiser Permanente in Seattle. Dr Anchetta. I had no blood and had trouble walking to the er I thought I had the flu- never dawned on me that I had cancer.
I finally caught the R-CHOP breakdown and noticed Prednisone on there. What does that do to fight cancer?
Reduces inflammation which increases blood flow and uptake of chemotherapy of infected tissue
Why do doctors think you are making up your symptoms? I’m afraid to even say anything to my doctor about anything anymore. I’m looking for someone else now.
Yea it's insane I was diagnosed as delusional when I actually had TB
Wise decision.
I WAS TREATED WITH R-CHOP FOR DLBCL IN 2007 AND HAD MY LAST FOLLOW-UP IN 2010 ...MY INSURANCE CHANGED AND I HAD TO GET ANOTHER DR. SO I WANT TO KNOW SHOULD I REQUEST A VISIT WITH A ONCOLOGIST? I AM 73 YRS. OLD WITH SEVERAL AILMENTS.
Can wish my Dr. went straight to biopsy and PET scan - I have had the superclavicular nodes 2 and growing for almost 6 mos. ! Yet, even though my Dr.s face dropped when she saw them...and many more all over my neck and if it's possible my eye? or sinus? my eye hurts and won't stop watering, feels clogged. Anyway..I am in Canada and they have me waiting for CT scan AND on urgent basis, but more days have gone by...but I fear they will make me wait weeks...or more - I am getting very nervous about time. My guts have hurt for over a year...anyway, I am on the track now, but I've known something is wrong for many months. i NEED GODSPEED. My mom died early 60s and my Grandmother same age as I am now, both cancers...both were put off...told it was something else. Sorry for the rant here...thank you for this channel, so important.
Any updates?? Please get a tst tuberculosis skin test you'll be surprised
@hezebelbeing what did you ever learn about your lymphnodes?
DLBCL -> 65 percent of patients
CAR T
Clinical trials-car t killer T cells.
Phase two trial.