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There are two choices we have to make to help our health. There is treatment and there is medication. Treatment may involve chemicals that attack everything inside a person's body to kill those bad cells. This may result in some strange ill affects? This can stop those bad cells until they come back after many years? Medication attacks those bad cells and not healthy organs or cells. The medication may have strange ill affects? The medication can work for many years until the bad cells mutate and the medication does not affect those bad cells. I think you should research both methods to decided which method you want to use? I decided on medication since I considered it being more effective with less chances of ill affects.
How can you delay or postpone the need for leukemia treatment?
For some chronic forms of leukemia, particularly chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) and small lymphocytic lymphoma (SLL), your doctor may recommend a "watch-and-wait" approach if treatment isn't immediately necessary. During this time, you'll be closely Show Full Answer
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