We need to stay positive and do what we can. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

I’m sorry to hear that. I have 6 months of monthly infusions (obinutiuxumab) and am now on 400 mg per day of Venclexta. I’ve had some dizziness, and I had a very low hemoglobin (5.9), which blood transfusions did not help. My hemoglobin is now 7.5 and my WBC has gone down, which is good. Apparently it’s a wait and see game for the next 30 days to hope for more improvements. I have hemolytic anemia too, and a splenectomy is one possibility if my red cells don’t improve. I B was diagnosed 14 years ago and have had four rounds of regular chemo (one of which gave me a 6 year remission. Now the q17 gene is showing up in over 90% of my cells, so that’s an added challenge. My prognosis has suffered but I have an oncologist I trust so it’s one month at a time (from blood test to blood test). Good luck to you!

I was on Venclexta before and during my chemo treatments . Once my Chemo treatments were concluded I was taken off Venclexta . I have defiantly had after effects either from the chemo and possibly the Venclexta . I have never been told by my Cancer team which after effects were caused by either one . I still have symptoms such as insomnia , headaches , severe loss of energy , and irregular bowel movements ,I also suffer from memory loss imbalance and a low apatite . .