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December 9, 2024
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The duration of remission in leukemia varies widely depending on the type of leukemia, treatment, and individual factors. Some people remain in remission for years, while others may experience a relapse sooner. If leukemia returns, survival rates depend on factors like the type of leukemia, age, overall health, and response Show Full Answer

The duration of remission in leukemia varies widely depending on the type of leukemia, treatment, and individual factors. Some people remain in remission for years, while others may experience a relapse sooner. If leukemia returns, survival rates depend on factors like the type of leukemia, age, overall health, and response to further treatment. Chronic types often require ongoing management, while acute types may have more aggressive treatment options. Always consult your doctor for personalized guidance.

December 9, 2024
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

Thanks so we are just trying to control the cancer I believe it's a non ending search for what ever we're looking for and I feel like we're the guinea pigs of research

December 9, 2024
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

I just learned that all treatments and medications can only "control" the illness until it "mutates" into something which requires another treatment or medication. The word "remission" just means temporary control of the illness? Cancer is an ever evolving illness which can be controlled but may require new treatments or medication? I think some medications may be good for 3 or 5 years before the body mutates and makes the control void. This is new information 10/24 from CURE magazine.

December 9, 2024
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

That's a good outlook but if the fullest is to just make it out of bed because your in so much pain what do you do then

December 9, 2024
A MyLeukemiaTeam Member

I believe the secret to living a joyful, full life with CLL is exactly that LIVING!! Life to it's fullest, enjoying each and every day! Being grateful for being alive! I am looking forward to long and wonderful life at 81 yrs young! Seize the Day!πŸ˜ŠπŸ™‚

December 9, 2024

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