Look up Pharmion on the Web. It will give you a phone number. My husband is going back on Vidaza after trying Revlimid, which didn’t work for him. I don’t know if your doctor will use Vidaza with such low white cell count, although perhaps he could be given Neulasta to build them up. When my husband was on Vidaza before, he was TX independent. It is given through injection, not IV. The side effects for my husband were nausea, vomiting, and sneezing, but they only lasted for an hour or two after each injection. At first blood counts will drop, but then if it works, they will come up. I would assume he could still receive TXs if needed while taking it, although my husband didn’t need them. Good luck!
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