Wynne - Re: Re: Thyrogen question

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Wynne -

Do you mind telling us where you're being treated?

To the best of my knowledge, Thyrogen is only being used for treatments

experimentally at a handful of cancer centers.

-

NYC

" oscrapper " wrote:

> yes. The thyrogen lets me keep taking my regular dose of synthroid

> and still have the RAI work. It is much better, much better than

> going hypo again.

> wynne

[Guest guest]

I had a thyrogen scan on Dec 13; however my endo told me, up front, if I needed

another RAI treatment, I would have to go hypo. Well, I already knew that from

here.

Scan was clean, side effects minimal, some nausea, tg undectable, no antibodies.

So I am officially in " remission " for a year.

Helen. TT 2/02

RAI 4/02

Scan 5/02

HP

Scan 12/13

Modesto, CA

[Guest guest]

I had a thyrogen scan on Dec 13; however my endo told me, up front, if I needed

another RAI treatment, I would have to go hypo. Well, I already knew that from

here.

Scan was clean, side effects minimal, some nausea, tg undectable, no antibodies.

So I am officially in " remission " for a year.

Helen. TT 2/02

RAI 4/02

Scan 5/02

HP

Scan 12/13

Modesto, CA

[Guest guest]

I had a thyrogen scan on Dec 13; however my endo told me, up front, if I needed

another RAI treatment, I would have to go hypo. Well, I already knew that from

here.

Scan was clean, side effects minimal, some nausea, tg undectable, no antibodies.

So I am officially in " remission " for a year.

Helen. TT 2/02

RAI 4/02

Scan 5/02

HP

Scan 12/13

Modesto, CA