Hodgkin Lymphoma: How Treatment May CHANGE in 2023 | What You Should be Asking Your Doctor
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Samantha Siegel, M.D. was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma on her 38th birthday. After undergoing intense treatments, she reached a complete remission. But less than a year later, she relapsed. In this conversation, she leads a discussion with top Hodgkin lymphoma specialist, Dr. Matthew Matasar with Rutgers Cancer Institute, to look at emerging and most-promising therapy options for relapsed/refractory Hodgkin lymphoma patients and those newly-diagnosed.
The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) and The Patient Story bring you this program out of the biggest blood cancer/disease conference every year where top doctors and researchers discuss the most important updates (American Society of Hematology, or ASH) which took place December 2022.
Thank you to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS) for its support of our patient education program!
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Contents of this Video:
00:00 - Intro
03:32 - Tell us about your journey into medicine
04:53 - What’s new at ASH 2022 on Hodgkin’s lymphoma?
09:32 - How do chemotherapies and immunotherapies work?
14:21 - What does staging mean in cancer?
17:02 - Where do PET scans fit in the treatment plan?
20:52 - Where does radiation fit in all this?
23:28 - Survivorship & patient care
26:54 - Advances in treatment for relapsed/ refractory patients
30:09 - Any words of advice to patients and caregivers?
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I could listen to this man all day long! I hope he teaches because he is so good!
What an intelligent,wise,compassionate man,this was an amazing video,Thankyou 🙏❤️
Extremely informative video. Thank you.
Dr. Matassar is a great HumanBeen”Doctor”…I was under his care ❤
We’d love to hear from you: what would you like to know more about in Hodgkin lymphoma? Leave us a comment below 👇
Great informative vidio im about to start my journey and found this helpfull
Wow. So glad I found this video. I just found out that I have a recurrence of my HL. This makes me feel much better and optimistic. Tomorrow I find out what my teams will suggest my treatment to be.
I guess as long as someone else relapsed u feel better yourself.
Hello, thank you for posting this. What should a person do when they experience an immune reaction?
I have recently been diagnosed with Hodgkins Lymphoma and I am in the Fort Worth area, I cannot for the life of me get any oncologist offices to return my calls. I am freaking out about what possible stage I am in and when I can start treatment, but no one in the fort worth/keller area seems to care.
My dad got diagnosed with stage 3 Hodgkins Lymphoma and he will start his chemo today. I just want to know what you did to prevent side effects of chemotherapy
Make sure to ask the doctor and healthcare team about all symptoms and the medications that help ease these synptoms such as nausea, insomnia, neuropathy and numbness, mouth soure.. keep in contact with the healthcare team so they can prescribe a medication once a symptom appears.
Fasting during chemo reduces side effects!! UA-cam Valtor Longo about this. !
mine is “highly suspicious” from the 3rd biopsy and the tissue sent to johns hopkins. but the sample was crushed. now i’m on to full node excision. keep getting canceled for “bigger cases.” i’m so scared that it’s going to get worse bc it’s been 7 months since an incidental finding of a mass in my lung
Stacy Loke - I am so sorry that you are enduring all of this. I hope you have a caring, loving, and supportive tribe to help you through such a difficult and scary time. You matter. Your case is equally as important as any other case. Your feelings are valid and deserve to be heard. Please don't hesitate to speak up to your medical team, GP, and an advocate at the hospital to let them know how scared you are. You are a client. They are offering a service. Your body is your temple. Without it, where will you live? You deserve the utmost respect and support from your medical team. Please be gentle towards yourself. Practice self-care and self-compassion. Take one step, one hour, one day, one breath, and one moment, at a time. You are worthy. You are deserving. You are loved. You are in my thoughts, heart, and prayers. I am sending heartfelt healing hugs your way. Be true to yourself! You got this! Hugs and love from Canada. 🦋👼🕯✨️🙏💙
Hey Stacey, its been 2 months, have you been able to start treatment or have you started doing anything yourself to try and combat things from progressing??
How are you feeling ❤
Mom just diagnosed today with mixed cellularity hodgkin's lymphoma. 66 years old diabetes high blood pressure and cholesterol. Now that add to the list. So u guys know why I'm watching the video now
How the treatment is going...what kind of treatment does doctor have prescribed
@@dipusah435 she started chemo. She just got her third chemo yesterday.. He said she will. Need four sessions for two months then we Wil have to do another CT scan to see... No side effect still now thanks God
Her hair is normal too. They put ice Hamlet on her head freeze her scalp during the chemo session. They said to preserve hair follicle. Keep u posted
Is there is any hope of making the chemo cycles less for patient with complete metabolic response from the first PET scan post 2 cycles ?
Doctor Matthew matasar said every patient case should be customized so Please answer me or guide me to somebody who can answer me
I pray that a proven study can help us very soooooon 😢🙏