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As I google I see that most people have 2-5 treatments with complete or partial response, before they became unresponsive.
But it would be good to have some fresh data from actual users

February 7
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How many successful retreatments with rituximab have people had for warm AIHA?

While the search results don't include specific member experiences about the number of successful rituximab retreatments, it's worth noting that rituximab is commonly used as a second-line treatment for warm AIHA when corticosteroids alone Show Full Answer

How many successful retreatments with rituximab have people had for warm AIHA?

While the search results don't include specific member experiences about the number of successful rituximab retreatments, it's worth noting that rituximab is commonly used as a second-line treatment for warm AIHA when corticosteroids alone aren't effective or in severe cases.

The medication works by targeting the B cells that create the autoantibodies responsible for destroying red blood cells. It can be prescribed alone or combined with other medications.

For the most current experiences from actual myAIHAteam members about their rituximab retreatment journeys, consider posting your question directly in the community feed. Members who've been through multiple rounds of rituximab treatment may be able to share their personal experiences with how many cycles worked for them before seeing reduced effectiveness.

This kind of real-world data from people living with warm AIHA can be incredibly valuable in understanding what to expect from treatment over time.

February 7

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