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While the search results discuss various prognostic factors for CLL, they don't specifically address the relationship between weight loss and CLL prognosis. The main prognostic factors mentioned include:

- Age (especially being 65 and older)
- Biological sex
- Genetic factors
- Levels of certain proteins (ZAP70, CD38)
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While the search results discuss various prognostic factors for CLL, they don't specifically address the relationship between weight loss and CLL prognosis. The main prognostic factors mentioned include:

- Age (especially being 65 and older)
- Biological sex
- Genetic factors
- Levels of certain proteins (ZAP70, CD38)
- Beta-2 microglobulin levels
- Disease stage Your overall health is an important factor that oncologists consider when recommending treatment options. It would be beneficial to discuss weight management goals with your healthcare team, as they can provide personalized guidance based on your specific situation and help determine if weight loss could positively impact your treatment journey.

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