Acute myeloid leukemia
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Current topics:

• - What is your cancer diagnosis?
  Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well. This group contains many different types of cancer. Though you may have different forms of cancer, I think there is somewhat of a shared experience across
• - Should we be getting an annual MRI after treatment?
  Should cancer patients be getting MRI yearly after they have completed their treatment?  My Oncologist said that my insurance will not cover it unless I am having symptoms.  Some cancers do not disp
• - Low back pain
  Has radiation caused anyone to have low back pain?

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• - Are you satisfied with your relationship with your cancer doctors and medical team?
  Hello everyone, How are you today? Today I thought we could talk about patient-doctor relationships! Do you feel you have a good relationship with the health professionals who care for you or your
• - Anyone else having a difficult time managing side effects for cancer treatments?
  I'm post single mastectomy stage 1 breast cancer. I been having one he'll of a time managing these awful side effects from, arimidex to exemestane and femara. Migraines, tendonitis, muscle spasms, joi
• - Found a lump in my right breast
  Hello,  I am new on here. I guess I am searching for a little peace of mind and a listening ear. I am 23 years old, I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer at age 17.  I had my thyroid removed, and h

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• - Are you a caretaker for spouse/family member that has leukemia?
  I'm a caregiver to my husband who has Chronic Myloid Leukemia and a host of other health issues.  I would like to talk with other caregivers/and/or people with leukemia. We can support each other.
• - Did / Do any of these risk factors for Leukemia apply to you?
  Did / Do any of these risk factors for Leukemia apply to you? Share and discuss with others. Acute leukemia can come one suddenly, causing the cancer cells to multiply quickly. Chronic leukemia progr

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• - Share your experience with chemotherapy treatment for leukemia
  Chemotherapy is the main form of treatment for leukemia, which is used to destroy leukemia cells Depending on the type of leukemia, patients may receive a single chemotherapy drug or a combination of

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• - How do / did you manage and cope with the symptoms of leukemia?
  Leukemia may present with varying symptoms, such as bone pain, body pain, a high fever, chills, fatigue, unexpected weight loss, and excessive sweating. What symptoms do or did you experience with le

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• - COVID-19 vaccine: What do you think?
  Hello everyone, How are you today? The pharmaceutical groups Pfizer (USA) and BioNTech (Germany), as well as Moderna (USA), announced last month that their vaccine candidates are around 94 and 95%
• - Is a third wave of COVID-19 inevitable?
  Hello everyone,  How are you today? Many of us in the US want to turn the page and join together as a family to celebrate the festive season. But it's important that we not lose sight of what we a
• - COVID-19 vaccination campaign: Who is currently eligible for the vaccine?
  Hello everyone, How are you today?  Because the supply of the COVID vaccine is expected to be limited at first, the CDC has provided recommendations for federal, state, and local governments about wh