Question 1

what is the definition or description of: filgrastim (filgrastin) allergy?

Accepted Answer

Filgrastim allergy: Filgrastim (filgrastin)  is a bone marrow stimulant. For possible adverse effects see:  https://www.drugs.com/sfx/filgrastim-side-effects.html

Question 2

can my husband have a glass of wine now that he has finished his neupogen injections?

Accepted Answer

Review this with: his doc, as alcohol can have bone marrow toxicity.  Granted a single glass isn't much, but depending on why your husband needs Neupogen and what other medication he is on or soon to be on, your husband's doctor(s), may want him to abstain.

Question 3

my doctors give a wrekly injection of neupogen and nplate (romiplostim) what do you suspect is the problem?

Accepted Answer

See below: Neupogen is given to people with very low White Blood Cell counts. Are you on chemotherapy or do you have any blood disorders?

Question 4

can neupogen shots cause afib?

Accepted Answer

No!: It is likely to be just a coincidence because Afib is relatively common arrhythmia in older adults.

Question 5

does neupogen cause myelofibrosis, mds or aml?

Accepted Answer

: No.
For more information on this topic, visit this site: https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/radiation/emergencies/neupogenfacts.htm#:~:text=Back%20to%20Top-,What%20are%20the%20side%20effects%20of%20Neupogen%C2%AE%3F,who%20are%20receiving%20Neupogen%C2%AE.

Question 6

are there any known adverse effects from the combined use of cannabis and filgrastim (filgrastin) (neupogen) for a cancer patient?

Accepted Answer

No: Shoild be safe to use.

Question 7

a family member is currently undergoing targeted therapy for cancer. i've read therapy-related thrombocytopenia can be treated with platelet transfusions and injections such as neupogen. how exactly do the injections work?

Accepted Answer

: Nupogen is one of the drugs than can stimulate the bone marrow to produce platelets as well other cells formed in the bone marrow, e.g. red and white cells.

Question 8

neupogen can increase wbc after late onset neutropenia (lon). any prescription that gives long term  prevention of the lon side effect after rituximab?

Accepted Answer

Neutropenia: is not usually treated except for absolute neutropenia. Hence usual practice is to use Neupogen or G CSF or prevent or treat absolute neutropenia so that benefits outweigh the adverse effects

Question 9

congenital neutropenia patient since birth. had bone marrow biopsy 3mths ago normal but blood levels were disrupted due to neupogen use 2yrs ago stopped taking neupogen 1yr ago. rbc are normal but platelet are very low 114uk. could this be mds or aml?

Accepted Answer

: I believe that your bone marrow biopsy has ruled out MDS &amp; AML.  You don't mention what your wbc &amp; differential count is.  You appear to have idiopathic mild thrombocytopenia but a platelet count of 114,000 is sufficient to keep you out of harm's way with respect to clotting ability. Your hematologist is best to advise you.

Question 10

what are the signs that you might have a cat allergy?

Accepted Answer

Sneezing.....: Runny nose, itchy nose and throat, nasal congestion, itchy and watery eyes, and possibly even cough, wheeze, and shortness of breath.

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What is the definition or description of: filgrastim (filgrastin) allergy?

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Can my husband have a glass of wine now that he has finished his neupogen injections?

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My doctors give a wrekly injection of neupogen and nplate (romiplostim) what do you suspect is the problem?

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Can neupogen shots cause afib?

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Does neupogen cause myelofibrosis, mds or aml?

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Are there any known adverse effects from the combined use of cannabis and filgrastim (filgrastin) (neupogen) for a cancer patient?

A member asked:

A family member is currently undergoing targeted therapy for cancer. i've read therapy-related thrombocytopenia can be treated with platelet transfusions and injections such as neupogen. how exactly do the injections work?

A member asked:

Neupogen can increase wbc after late onset neutropenia (lon). any prescription that gives long term prevention of the lon side effect after rituximab?

A member asked:

Congenital neutropenia patient since birth. had bone marrow biopsy 3mths ago normal but blood levels were disrupted due to neupogen use 2yrs ago stopped taking neupogen 1yr ago. rbc are normal but platelet are very low 114uk. could this be mds or aml?

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What are the signs that you might have a cat allergy?

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