Is Blood cancer curable and what are the treatment options?

Answered by Dr. Babita Goel

Treatment and prognosis of blood cancer depends on the type and stage of cancer, age and condition of patient. Blood cancer treatments include: Stem cell transplantation, Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy. Regular follow up with doctor, prevention from infections, get vaccinated, some light physical activity, healthy and balanced diet will be of help. Consult hematologists. Hope our answer helps you.

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Hello, my mother is suffering from T-cell lymphoma stage 3. Is it curable?

As per my understanding your mother is suffering from T-cell lymphoma stage 3. As per literature the survival rate for lymphoma stage III, is of 5 years in 83% of patients. But still she needs to be under observation of an oncologist. Further investigations, treatment all depends on her general condition and stage and type of cancer. Routine cytology with PET scans, and others may be required. But line of investigations is all planned according to patient's response to treatment and doctor's decision. It varies from case to case. Consult an oncologist. You may check this link and get in touch with experts having relevant qualifications - 10 Best Oncologist In India.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hi, my friend has diffuse B cell lymphoma in the small intestine. Which is the best chemotherapy or surgery for the same?

The gastrointestinal tract is the most common site of extranodal involvement for diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL),but there is deficit of enough study in such cases therefore the best combination of treatment is subject of discussion. Currently, a combination of surgery followed chemotherapy is considered primarily because the preoperative diagnosis is difficult and risk of complications requiring surgery is quite high during chemotherapy. As per studies surgery plus chemotherapy was associated with a lower rate of relapse than chemotherapy. But the decision should be made by the treating clinician only as he is evaluating the case. Consult an oncologist - Best Oncologist In India. Hope our answer helps you.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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One of my friend is suffering from CLL, he is 23, and sometimes he go through bleeding and fever, are there chances of him being fine again?

Male | 23

There is no guaranteed cure for chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Long term outlook may vary with individual specific cases. Chemotherapy may help to manage the disease, but the goal is usually to help manage symptoms and slow down the progression of the disease.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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two weeks ago, I was in the infectious disease ward of a hospital when I noticed that my hand was cut and bleeding. Today, I have a sore in my mouth. Is it possible that I have HIV? Do I need to be tested?"

Female | 36

A lot of people feel worried about their health after getting a cut and now a sore in the mouth. There are various reasons why they manifest that could be due to illnesses that do not have any connection to HIV. Nevertheless, it’s smart to consult a healthcare practitioner. They can, if required, run the appropriate tests, assess your symptoms, and assure you. Many diseases can be treated if detected early. Do not forget that Oncologist's advice is the best way to make sure that you are taking charge of your health the right way.

Answered on 28th Dec '24

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I am seeking a hospital that may treat leukaemia which has spread to a tumor in the stomach region causing extreme pain

Tata hospital in Mumbai

Answered on 23rd May '24

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Hello, I want to save money for my grandmothers stem cell therapy treatment on leukaemia, she is 70 years old, could you please let me know the estimate cost?

Please share her reports, so we can advise appropriately.

Answered on 23rd May '24

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If the blood of an HIV postive person dries up on the trimmer and I use it after some time, can I get HIV?

Male | 25

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) cannot withstand external conditions for a long time besides the body, especially if the blood is found to be dry on an object. Even if the object is reused after it has dried, the risk of HIV infection is said to be near zero, but still, safety first. If there are specific concerns about possible infection or symptoms such as fever, fatigue, or swollen lymph nodes, it is recommended to see a healthcare provider for accurate testing and consultation.

Answered on 27th Dec '24

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