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Has Anyone Taken Pomalyst 2 Mg And Had To Go Up To 3 Mg? Was It A Big Adjustment?
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posted April 23
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I take pomalyst 4mg. Been taking it for over year.

posted April 23
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I was always on 4mg of Pomalyst and never had any side effects.

posted April 23
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Hey Merri, would you and your doctors consider adding a different drug with Pomalyst? I take Pomalyst 2mg with Darzalex faspro. I have been lucky on this combination so far.

posted April 24
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

I only took Pomalyst (lowest dose) for two weeks. I developed a rash and my ALT was over 400 and AST was over 700. The ALT an AST are measures of the liver functions. I am never to take Pomalyst again! I, also, had breathing problems while on it.

posted April 23
A MyMyelomaTeam Member

Oh Janine Iā€™m sorry you had such a bad reaction to Pomalyst.

posted April 23

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