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What Is The Treatment Strategy Used For Relapsed AML?
I have been in remission since 2003, I was told at that time, that the only other option was a marrow transplant, but I am fairly sure there have been other advances since then.
I am currently in remission. My oncologist told me that when I go out of remission, there are other effective targeted oral medications we still haven’t used in the weapons arsenal.
DX Jan 2016 98% blasts given 3 weeks went from a little hospital in Montana to MD Anderson.left in May 2016 when they couldn’t get him into remission / transplant. Went to City of Hope in Duarte CA. Transplant 7/7/2016. Fine until June 2022. Relapse post vaccine. Treated with chemo and got into remission. Supposed to have a second transplant but too weak from sepsis. Went home Nov 1 22.
Relapsed May 2024. Here we go again plan is one round of Vydaza. (7 days). 4 weeks later donor car-t trial. Second transplant 3-4 months post car t. Hope to go home in between.
Husbands work always offered disability to all employees. Changed it in 2024 to exclude employees 65 or older. .
For relapsed Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML), the treatment strategy often involves a combination of therapies. Here are the key components:
1. **Chemotherapy**: This is typically the initial treatment for relapsed AML. The aim is to reduce the number of leukemia cells.
2. **Targeted Therapy**: If the AML cells have specific Show Full Answer
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