Yes hi there Rspriggle I sent in a question to my mdanderson dr about Pacritinib see what he says. My platelets are around 35 or lower. Maybe when I see him in May they’ll be even more info out there. Stay warm and happy Friday to you and all

I have not, but I have heard really great things about Pacritinib in several ASH talks online. Best of luck to you!😊

I was diagnosed with MF and put on Jakafi after a short unsuccessful trail with chemo. So far life has been good. the only problem is lack of stamina because of low red blood count. I will take this.

In regard to Pacritinib from the original question, I don’t know much about it other than what I’ve read. It is a JAK inhibitor that seems to be promising for people who are intolerant or resistant to Ruxolitinib (Jakafi) or with low platelets. Also, I believe it is close to FDA approval.

I have been on Pacritinib for about eight weeks now. I saw my doctor yesterday and he said I am doing great. Before starting the program and he said I was a very sick woman. My blood levels are regulating to where they should be and some of my liver enzymes are normal and my huge enlarged spleen has decreased significantly! My platelets are up to 145 now! They are the highest they’ve been in a long time thank goodness! Stem cell transplant still in the future but not anytime soon. Don’t be afraid to go on Pacritinib if prescribed by your doctor. I am so much better on this medication than when I was on the Jakafi! Feeling so much better. Have a great day everyone!