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Fatigue and "Wait & See" MDS

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    Ellen Weiss
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    Would like to know if others with “wait & see” MDS suffer from severe fatigue. How often does the fatigue seem to occur? How long does it usually last? Is there anything that seems to help the fatigue. Thanks for any responses.

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    Allan Romriell
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    Ellen,
    I have low risk form of MDS on watch and wait, diagnosed june 2017. I do have fatigue issues, although fairly mild I believe, based on what I hear from others. I always feel a little tired and get winded very easily if I exert myself. Usually after some exertion if I sit for a while I return to normal(at least normal since MDS) and I can go on about my business. I have noticed that I do go in cycles where I get exhausted much easier for a few days and then it goes back to my normal, so I don’t know if there are times my red blood cells are in a down turn and then return? not sure. I have been feeling better with less fatigue the last couple of months and when I went in for blood work last week all my counts were at their highest level they have been all year so hemoglobin levels etc has a direct effect on fatigue I think. I don’t know if this helps you or not, one thing seems to be certain with this disease, it effects everyone differently and its tough to find a “usual” for everyone. I wish you all the best,
    Allan

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