Can Elevation Of CLL After Remission Be Predicted?
My husband has CLL and has been in remission for 2 years after 6 months of chemo. Now it is slowly elevating again. Can a person predict how fast it will increase after remission. My husband was diagnose in 2008 and he was 53 years of age. The doctor had said at the beginning he would have 6 to 8 years to live .Is that true with his cancer and his age when he was diagnosed.
HI Thank for asking to HCM I really appreciate your concern for your husband, look Mam, the pathological process in malignant disease is very unpredictable, it some time progresses very rapidly some time slows down and seize also, if your husband had a remission phase then now onward the next pathological process would be slow with minimal damages, take care of your husband, it will be alright have good day.
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Can Elevation Of CLL After Remission Be Predicted?
HI Thank for asking to HCM I really appreciate your concern for your husband, look Mam, the pathological process in malignant disease is very unpredictable, it some time progresses very rapidly some time slows down and seize also, if your husband had a remission phase then now onward the next pathological process would be slow with minimal damages, take care of your husband, it will be alright have good day.