I'm doing a paper on leukemia,(CLL)? help please!!? - is cll terminal
please help this work in terms of chronic lymphocytic leukemia, a type of leukemia.i need help with these questions:
enable young people to be successful at the age of about 14 years ago?
If someone does not receive treatment if symptoms persist, it could be terminal?
the disease could begin at a young age, symptoms begin in May, when you grow up?
Please help if you, I thank you! =)
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Is Cll Terminal I'm Doing A Paper On Leukemia,(CLL)? Help Please!!?
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CLL can occur at any age and every race and every other form of blood cancer ... Leukemia, lymphoma, myeloma ... No one knows how it happens, so that the research is still invested in this disease. All forms of cancer can be terminal, but no matter how you start taking. And sometimes, when handled and seems to go away, come back later. I suggest you contact your local chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society, which is in LLS.org.
My understanding is CLL is most common in patients over 55 years of age. A bone marrow transplant seems to be the only "cure" available right now for CLL. There are other treatments and medicines available, which may prolong life - but do not necessarily "cure" CLL. check out www.lls.org for more information.
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