Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (CLL)

[@jefflyons6433]

If I had teachers like you, I might have gone to med school. I recently learned that my wife has CLL. Even though I'm not in the medical field, I want to learn everything I can about her condition and your talks are absolutely amazing! One of the worst things of a disease is the unknown, and you have done so much to help me understand her situation. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@asgio27]

Yes, very good instructor. Just got my diagnosis yesterday. Will be looking for lots of information. Good luck go wife.

[@deniseschein113]

Grateful for you! Relearning, refreshing and enlightening!🙏🏻

[@connorcosgrove2240]

That’s what my mom has, she got diagnosed with it on April 1, 2015. She waited treatment wise until January of 2021. She ended up doing immunotherapy for 5 months back in April of 2021. After her last treatment, she now has follow ups monthly to as of right now once every three months. She takes ibrutinib everyday along with acyclovir twice a day for shingles and celebrex for arthritis in her knees

[@greedysourceofgod4819]

How old is your mom , since my dad got diagnosed these past week

[@connorcosgrove2240]

@@greedysourceofgod4819 young, mid 50s

[@sonyafox3271]

You aren’t made to wait for treatment, a lot of times at the time your diagnosed there maybe no need for any kind of treatment right away unless something is going on where the cancer isn’t active per say and, that’s why your mom didn’t do or receive treatment till 2021! Example, I was diagnosed with CLL at the age of 42, however, I didn’t need treatment till 3 yrs later and, it wasn’t for the fact, I had to wait a certain period before, I got treated, the cancer was not active or rather nothing was going on till then, that required a reason to get any treatment!

[@SusieMullins-t6i]

She must be one strong woman. My husband was put on Ibrutinib and it put him in the hospital for nine days. They had to change to Calquence, and he did better on that.

[@olydnk5270]

​@@sonyafox3271that's what she meant. She waited for treatment because the stage of the cancer wasn't yet at the point of treatment. It is not about being active..but stages of development as clearly explained in the video. Stage 0 you do nothing. Just wait... Etc etc

[@SusieMullins-t6i]

The love of my life got CLL as the result of exposure to Agent Orange when he was serving on two different Navy aircraft carriers during the Vietnam War. We lost him in February of 2023, after cancer took his bladder and prostate (not uncommon for CLL patients), as well as multiple skin cancers - all going on in his body at the same time. If you or someone you love has CLL, don’t postpone treatment. And God bless you.

[@elizabethchryst3297]

I was just diagnosed with CLL. (Feb. 2024) I am not symptomatic yet and will be living near MD Anderson in Texas. Should I consider a clinical trial for CLL? I am relatively young (not yet 65 yrs old) Thank you for all you do! God Bless!

[@noone00000]

Just been diagnosed with CLL so I'm just trying to understand it thank you

[@livm99]

i'm a biomed. student and these videos really help me understand hematology better

[@Jawah-c6h]

Wonderful incredible outstanding idea of coming up with such KZbin channel. Millions and probably more than that support your channel and they say between them that it’s helpful even though they don’t comment here. Keep up with this job. Your channel is no. 1 ranked in my opinion.

[@عبدالرحمنالفقيه-ب2ث]

You are the best doctor worldwide

[@doctortidbits]

Maybe i'm wrong but you look under the weather in this video. Hope you are doing well. You are an incredible teacher! God bless you!! Prayers your way!

[@jyllhyll]

Could you put a date over the treatment section? It’s changing all the time and it would be nice to know if your treatment section is up to date. Thanks!

[@sianrevs]

Thank you so much. I graduated in pharmacology 20+ years ago, but am unfortunately having to revisit this topic due to my wonderful aunt having been diagnosed with CLL. I want to feel useful, or come armed with some information. She’s now been taken off chemotherapy because it wasn’t having enough of an effect given the horrendous side effects she was experiencing. Could I ask you - is bone marrow transplant ever an option for the older population with this disease? I’m a registered bone marrow donor, and would get a hole drilled into my femur without anaesthetic if it meant my Auntie could live a normal life again. She might be 77, but she was fit and formidable before this, and she deserves better. All the best, Siân

[@user-hx7xz9rt8k]

Yay 🎉🎉 I’ve been waiting for CLL thank you ❤

[@Engmedschool]

I appreciate all the efforts you have done for these incredible whiteboards..

[@mohamedmohamud909]

Thank you for this fascinating lecture

[@abdikadir-q5y]

Amazing explanation, I really appreciated your countless effort to bring this high quality education for free.

[@Marta-lh7is]

Your video was really informative, but... chemo is on it's way out for all cll treatment since ibrutinib came on the scene. When was this video made? And no mention of high risk cll subset (p17 del, tp 53 mutation) which renders chemo ineffective.

[@NomaMPride]

Thank you for the video really appreciate it, I tried reading Davidson but didn’t understand

[@ahmedgibrel1162]

Tons of thanks for such an outstanding tutorial

[@ريمصباح-س9ر]

Every word will not be enough to thanks you right Thanks for every thing that you do here Your effort will not ever fogetten ❤

[@Savarkar819]

I am now 69 years old indian male. Was disgnosed for CLL in March, 2015. I was put on wait wand watch until Aug-2018. I was treated with six weekly infusions with Rituximab and Bendamustin combination. It was normal after that. It started relapsing and in Jan-2024. I was put on six cycles of infusions with Gazyva. At the first cycle it developed sepsys and I was hospitalized for nine days. I have also been taking Tab Venetoclax 400mg a day. I had many side effects but dont know whether it is because of Gazyva or because of Venetocalx. Side effects gradually receded but i am feeling weak and lacking energy. Stopped thinking about it. I am 69 years old. My kids are well settled. I lived a simple and spiritually oriented life. My beloved wife passed away in 2018 with breast cancer. We were married for 39 years. I am finding it impossible to live with her loss. I dont have any desire to live.

[@rozanahwirt1311]

You are brilliant!

[@tinkerfae1977]

❤brilliantly presented lecture, so helpful and easy to follow, thank you guys x❤

[@nataliiaivanova6943]

Thank you, so proud of you 👏 🙌

[@rachellehales9442]

love how well you explain these complex concepts! this lecture really helped me with my research paper. keep being amazing! how do you know so much about so much?

[@bovanovsky]

Absolute legend.

[@nancyleehendley7371]

Thank you . . . Just diagnosed . . . Most helpful

[@1974mysteryman]

I am 49 years old and was just diagnosed with CLL a few weeks ago

[@seahorse2]

Welcome, to the CLL club as I joined in 2018, and am on treatment as of 2024 jan with O+V (obinutuzumab plus venetoclax) which has a terrific success rate for 58% for 5 years, before it stops working.

[@rishiraj2548]

Namaskar, Doc

[@naturesoundshome9864]

Thank you 😊

[@avapond5682]

Gumprecht Shadows >>> Smudge Cells >>> Crushed Little Lymphocytes 😂😂😂

[@ahmedeldimllawi5092]

ur awesome, i am a hematology fellow and the ASH SAP is complicated i need someone to simplify it for me so thank you for that really

[@salama7758]

You're the best, you helped in pathology

[@gamingwala2]

Please make a video on tissue it's really helpful for me and many other medical students. It's a humble request Zach 🥺

[@SG-ot4uc]

Sir pleaseeee we need more (advanced) immunology and haematology lectures rather than the basics 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@snowbunny8189]

Love this! I'm learning so much.

[@blessingsunday151]

Thank you for this presentation, God bless you 🙏

[@avapond5682]

You said please twice. So here I am. and I get to say a big thank you!

[@mercymaeda2237]

You teach better than my lecturer

[@azlanalikhan6043]

Please do an overview video on leukemias and lymphomas.

[@fatimasyed9156]

Amazing content.Basics explained very nicely.

[@funnytube6570]

Thank You🙌🏽

[@rawanalmansouri]

Thank you❤️

[@faithfisk2199]

These are great lectures; so helpful

[@folliesofmen2628]

My health screening results fit most of the signs. High lymphocytes, low neutrophils, mild anemia with high indirect bilirubin. I need to consult a doctor soon😢

[@jamestemple1697]

Diagnosed with CLL at 56.

[@sllvax448]

THANKS A LOT 🫶🫶🫶🫶🫶

[@ishangoel7900]

Great video

[@olydnk5270]

Brilliant well presented thank you.

[@songsofthesouthwest6578]

I did all

[@walaaalbokhaity3390]

Thank you very very much

[@ldjt6184]

Does taking an immunomodulatiory, and immunosuppressive (lymphocytes) drug cause any of this, potentially?

[@prodbytj8271]

amazing video

[@luckyfat5236]

Thank you so much ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@qm9052]

unfortunately does not always hit >70y/o. My wife has been diagnosed at 49.

[@briand4754]

Me at 52

[@sonyafox3271]

I was diagnosed at 42!

[@lisahill9818]

I know many ppl who have been diagnosed under 50. As young as 20s. No agent orange but I do believe all of the toxic assault of pesticides such as round up in our environment, in water, on foods has a cumulative effect. We know agent orange is thought to be a factor in older development, makes sense that other toxic agents in our environment now are contributing to earlier development .

[@cassaundrasmithcasey8954]

Me at 51 😅

[@YichlalAtalay]

our great teacher thank you

[@AhmedAdel-hx9ce]

Thank you for your hard work ❤❤

[@mariakara4848]

谢谢您！🌸

[@araphamvugalo6521]

Perfection as always

[@mohammedhealing]

Thank u ninja You're the best bcz of u I wanna be neurologist ❤

[@Limitlessness1234]

Hey am a big fan of urs 😊and can u do video on autoimmune diseases pls

[@ethelski1]

Great info, great teacher🙌

[@ula7254]

I am jealous of u bro, great work ❤ we hope you have a great life with lot of beautiful blessings ❤

[@maureenmonney60]

Thank you! Love your videos.

[@hadeel1822]

I love this man

[@narjesalbazi7190]

Thank you so much 😊

[@thesupreme9388]

Great job man ❤❤❤❤❤ proud of u you are doing such a great job for medical students all over the world I really respect u want to meet u once in my life if I was alive ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@ab97md]

thank you zach

[@KR-jz9xv]

Amazing! Tyssm Zach

[@humanbeing3177]

A legend indeed

[@Ilovesunrise25]

amazing video as always

[@medstudentdaily2269]

شكراً ❤

[@roeeamir7020]

Thank you for the video

[@donpkchannel7203]

Can you have videos for people who are practicing medicine in hospitals as nurses etc. This is to detailed, this is good for exams and school and so on but to detailed for real life nurses working at hospitals. This video could be 10 minutes long if only the important parts were included and not all the details.

[@AyshadAliyeva-e6q]

Thank you, my dear friend, God bless you, you have been my blessing. Not just your knowledge but also we see your great heart.

[@akozrar1330]

thanks Dr

[@leonchikumba]

Thank you

[@cathleenpatane6855]

Thanks

[@sumayamaxamed3304]

Thanks so much sir

[@richasingh2300]

Good bless you …….❤

[@OscarSusanna]

36955 Ernser Path

[@davidneumann9653]

After my 2nd shot of Pfizer vaccine my lymph nodes swallow. At my base of neck and armpits all at the same time 5 days after shot. I was 54 at that time. I have CLL?

[@tatianazhiglova5924]

Thank you !

[@jovinkomba2908]

Very Useful Bravooo your soo Good ❤️❤️

[@063JavedHamid]

Best videos ever

[@bunny8352]

love these

[@江冠霖-s2y]

thank you!

[@obadadabbour2043]

AMAZING!!!

[@mercymaeda2237]

Your are the best

[@carolineyunker9]

Is there a connection between Long Covid and acidosis? Too many people and their family are suffering devastating fatigue, muscle weakness, shortness of breathing for months or years after catching covid. Long Haulers need help.

[@zainuddin1403]

Thank you very much. You have made medicine easy for us. Kindly have a lecture on neurotransmitters plz

[@Bryan402991]

What does it mean when you are in your early 60's and get CLL?

[@monaalturun3666]

AML with spleenomegaly? Yes or No??

[@tarapalmer9140]

I would love to have you view my case…. Tara rochester ny

[@AustinHorace]

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[@GilbertHaley-f5b]

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[@saraharab5923]

Thankssss

[@NeuroDev99]

Legend

[@nope3937]

Thannkkk yoouuu :)

[@fabianwolflehner2730]

can the Auto antibodies be detected?

[@RosalindMaud]

8187 Teagan Squares