Hi 
Jeanie. sorry your having a spot of trouble,
well I hope this cheers you up just a wee bit.
My ANC was down below 300 and they did not stop
Nilotinib, my platelet count has been down to zero
keep on trucking with Nilotinib, my Hgb has been down 
to 6500 and just keep putting in the 400mg a day.
My ANC came up all by itself until Thursday it was
1300.  My doctor right or wrong feels I have no choice
and so does Norvitis. But I feel ok no major problems.
 When I first go into med day for infusions
my blood pressure is about 145-150 but if I sit a few
mins it will go back down to 115 or so..even 130.
I suppose a lot of Docs would disagree with my doc,
but I have survived over 32 years and maybe longer,
that is being investigated now.  I had to do a
complete life's history and week by week  history of
the last 2.5 years or eversince I went on hydrea and
then Gleevec and when all the infusions started. Guess
they feel I have nothing to loose..LOL
so keep the good fight, you have alway be very kind to
me and I do keep all in my thoughts and prayers 
every night..
 and as the fox says to the little Prince 
"it is only with the heart one see rightly, What
is essential is invisible to the eye.." 

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>  
> Hi Greenie,
> I have had a similar experience.
> My blood pressure is a little high in the dr's
> office but when I go home  and 
> check it, it is good.
> I have tried to explain this to him, but the last
> time I went, he wanted me  
> to take 
> Toporol XL, and I got the prescription, but haven't
> taken it as of yet. I  
> want to talk to my onc before I take it.
> I ask my PCD if this would be ok with Gleevec, and
> he said it would be  fine. 
> Now, he doesn't know anything about Gleevec, so how
> would he know this.  Just 
> another case of where the patient must take
> responsibility for the  meds.
> You did the right thing.  Check it out before taking
> it.
> Blessings,
> Jeanie<3
>  
> In a message dated 3/29/2008 7:13:24 A.M. Pacific
> Daylight Time,  
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> 
> Had my stress test and passed but the Doctor put me
> on Atenolol 50  mg.  My 
> blood pressure is on the high side.   After reading
> the  info sheet that comes 
> with the drug from Walgreen's they have a list of
> things  that can happen a 
> mile long.  Scares the heck out of you.  I called 
> the Doctor put he won't be in 
> until Monday afternoon.  I'm not taking it  until I
> talk to him.  I told him 
> I was on Gleevec, he never heard of  it.  And he's
> head of Cardiology.  Has 
> anyone else been on the drug  and have  you had any
> bad side effects?  I hate 
> taking new any like  of new drugs.  My BUN and
> CREATININE are at the high side 
> of the scale,  let me know if you have any input.  
> Thanks,
>  
>  
> Greenie
> 
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