I read the post article which had good information. I think of treatment & medication as two different choices. Treatment can attack both good and bad cells or be toxic? Medication can "control" or attack the bad cells. I think you require medication which focus on the bad T cells? I did not notice this information provided? This medication/treatment is expensive but there are organizations which provide grants. T cell medication, specifically CAR T-cell therapy, is a type of immunotherapy that uses a patient's own T-cells (immune cells) to fight cancer. After being collected, genetically engineered to recognize and attack cancer cells, and then infused back into the body, these CAR T-cells target and destroy cancer cells, leading to remission. This groundbreaking treatment is approved for certain types of blood cancers like leukemias. This treatment may be up to $1 million and require hospital state since there are possible bad ill affects? I hope you continue your research for answers and find out what is your blood cell test "limit" when a prescription is required? I learned about my CLL and I told the doctor when I reached my limit. My blood count is normal but "control" can be lost when the bad cells mutate and control is lost. Celebrating LongLife (CLL)

I get immunotherapy monthly and tried brukinsa .