Hemoglobin 8.3
Platelets 81
WBC 2.8
Creatinine 1.37
I met with Dr. Oran yesterday, she was pleased to see that my counts had improved slightly. She tweaked the dosing on my medications a little more and hopes to add cyclosporin back when I meet with her again Tuesday. She also ordered a chest CT to investigate this cough I still have, but because I have no other symptoms she didn't think it would show anything significant.
Last Thursday I woke up and the hemorrhage in my left eye was back, again disrupting about 90% of my field of vision in that eye. It is exactly like when I was inpatient and my platelets were low, but since that is not the case this time (my platelets are at an acceptable level), I'm not sure what is going on. I have an appointment with a retina specialist on Wednesday to get it checked out.
I have also been having a lot of pain in my legs and feet. By the end of the day my feet are swollen with a tingling/burning sensation - Dr. Oran believes this to be neuropathy, a common complication for diabetics. I also have joint pain in my right knee as well as deep "bone" pain in both legs from my knees to my ankles. I don't think this too is neuropathy, but Dr. Oran is expediting an appointment for me to see an endocrinologist. Neuropathy is their specialty so they will figure it out.
04 April 2010
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