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An iMCD diagnosis can
significantly impact someone’s
life and their family.

iMCD is a chronic and progressive disease so patients need treatment throughout their lives to reduce the risk of relapse.1

The physical and emotional impact of iMCD may be felt at home, school or work and its treatment may add a financial burden to families and patients.

Common

feelings

include:

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Anxiety

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Distress

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Depression

The Information & Support and Patient Resources sections of this patient hub provide information and resources that may offer some guidance on how to cope with the challenges of an iMCD diagnosis.

Meet

Timo

Jessica's Journey

Carl's Journey

Watch the short videos above to learn about the experiences of people living with idiopathic multicentric Castleman disease.

iMCD BOOKLET

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Castleman story

Sharing your experience with other patients may help to support them on their own journey.

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REFERENCES

References

  1. Lomas OC et al. The management of Castleman disease. British Journal of Haematology 2021; 195(3): 328–337. https://doi.org/10.1111/bjh.17688
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