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Old 01-13-2009, 12:17 AM #1
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Default Buying time until Thymectomy kicks in...
To Cellcept users,

I had my Thymectomy and first IVIG treatment early last month. Well, the effects of the IVIG as wearing off... and it will be several months until the Thymectomy "kicks" in??? Hopefully. My Neuro is starting me on Cellcept and IVIG treatment this week "in order to buy time" for the Thymectomy. I am looking for comments on using Cellcept. Thanks
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