Is there a cure for AML?  

I'm sorry to hear that you have been going through such a difficult time with your health. It's wonderful that you have such a positive attitude. If you need any more resources or information on AML you can follow our channel or visit our website at healthtree.org

Kitne .me hua bmt

Bhai❤

God bless you brother 🙏🏻❤️

PGI chandigarh (India) se huaa mera treatment.. All over 10 lakh kharcha hua

I have this as well and I am pregnant but I haven’t tried the chemo yet am afraid of my baby dying

How r u

That is great news!

Glad you found this video helpful. You can watch many more at www.healthtree.org/aml/university!

It's 4th day I also lost my mother from this fatal disease.This disease is not curable

i know. dont go to princess margaret hospital in toronto unless you want to die. The doctor we had could have saved my spouse, but refused to give him a top up.and it was too late.

From which hospital you received your treatment?

We're so sorry to hear this, if you need any more resources or information on AML you can follow our channel or visit our website at healthtree.org and we'll be happy that any information we can provide could be helpful for her.

Hi Cyndie, In this instance it would be best to speak with a specialist as all AML cases are unique. Find a specialist near you here healthtree.org/aml/community/directory

Hi there. We are terribly sorry to hear what your daughter and your family are going through. You can visit our website for AML related information: healthtree.org/aml/community. You can also call or email us to speak to a patient navigator: (800) 930-5159 or support@healthtree.org.

Hi Balaji, we are updating our AML specialist directory, but currently only have it in the United States. It can be accessed here depending on what region your parent lives. healthtree.org/aml/community/directory

How many times does your parent have blood and platelets transfusion?

Cartcell

Hi there! I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. ATRA is a prescription medication, so she should talk to her doctor about it. To learn about this medication and what specific type of AML it is used for, you can visit this link on our website: healthtree.org/aml/community/medications/retinoids/atra . Best wishes for her!

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Hola Erika! En la siguiente dirección de la COFEPRIS, al seleccionar "Condición" y buscar "LEUCEMIA MIELOIDE AGUDA", aparecerá un listado de los ensayos clínicos que incluyen algunos de estos nuevos tratamientos, en cada uno encontraras el "sitio de investigación" así como una explicación mas detallada de lo que se incluye en el tratamiento: siipris03.cofepris.gob.mx/Resoluciones/Consultas/ConWebRegEnsayosClinicos.asp

Hey my father too diagnosed of aml and he is 60. Is it possible to have bone marrow transplant at this age?

@@sagarjawaress Hi Sagar, In this instance it would be best to speak with a specialist as all AML cases are unique. Find a specialist near you here healthtree.org/aml/community/directory

@@HTUforBloodCancers Dude I'm Doctor myself but making descision is really hard. I would like to know the survival benefits of routine vs palliative chemo at this age. So sharing experience would help a bit.

Hi Erika. My mom is 60 years-old and was just diagnosed with AML around your mom's age. She is about to start the therapy in a week. We are waiting for her second test result. Can you tell me how's your mom doing? I hope everything is going well with her.

May God bless you.

Hello there, at the end of the video, Dr. Rizzieri mentions targeted therapy. There are many examples of AML targeted therapy that are listed in this other video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--UtZ2o736m8.html. Hope that helps!

I'm sorry to hear about your mother. You should reach out to and meet with a specialist for any advice on treatment, they will have a more accurate assessment of what is possible.

Hello, I'm so sorry to hear about your brother, my thoughts are with your family. This question is one that needs to be discussed with his oncologist/hematologist. It may be beneficial to get a second opinion from an AML specialist. If you live in the U.S., you can look for a specialist near you here: healthtree.org/aml/community/directory

My spouse has aml. My spouse went for a first round of chemo and they stopped it because he has a slight fever. It is normal for people with AML to get chills and fever and normal for their blood counts to go down. This is why they require constant blood and platelet transfusions. Now we have to wait one week to see if he has no more fever and they can start with the 2nd round. b.t.w. AML also gives one bone pain and so does the chemo :(

My son is AML also

I'm sorry to hear that, we are currently working on our 'Childhood AML' unit. It is currently in BETA but can still answer questions you might have. healthtree.org/aml/university/courses

Kase pta chla orr kia symptoms ty

Can you please share your mail id.. Have few doubt on the topic

Hello sir...

I'm so sorry to hear that, we are here to support you! If you would like to talk to someone or find resources that help patients with aml and their loved ones, please don't hesitate to reach out via healthtree.org/aml!

Plzz give gmail ya any contact

Hi Chandini, it's good to hear that your friend's AML is in remission! AML with the TP53 mutation is a stubborn disease, and the chance of relapse is high. Fortunately, there are many clinical trials seeking to achieve better responses for relapsed patients. You can learn more at healthtree.org/aml

@@HTUforBloodCancers What is the maximum lifespan of the people with remission sir? Doctors has suggested her, bone marrow transplant but due to financial crisis she is unable to undergo transplant. Sir, Is there any alternative medicine other than transplantation?

​@@ChandiniSyed Since all AML cases are unique, it is best for your friend to speak with an AML specialist to get a second opinion on the recommended treatments and/or available clinical trials, and to receive answers to other questions regarding her remission. Find a specialist near you here: healthtree.org/aml/community/directory

Hi there, I am so very sorry to hear about your brother's diagnosis! We're committed to helping patients and caregivers learn more about AML so that together with their doctor they can choose the best treatment options that fit their individual cancer. I suggest learning all you can at healthtree.org/aml/university/courses, especially the Childhood AML course. If you live in the U.S., you can utilize the specialist directory ( healthtree.org/aml/community/directory ) to find an AML specialist to obtain a second opinion. Our thoughts are with your family and we're hoping for the absolute best!

Sister how are your brother now my brother have also aml and he is just 15 year old and the doctors give him chemotherapy 😭😭😭🤭

Hi Pooja! In the following video, an AML specialist explains more about targeted therapies, including the success rate: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b8sib7-PyOk.html

My father(51 years) was also diagnosed with AML(high risk) this year. Chemo was not working in his case. Venetoclax + azacitidine helped in lowering the TLC. Later the doctor added Midostaurin also.

@@priyanshbhakuni1480 are you planning for bone marrow transplant?

@@sagarjawaress yes we were going for bone marrow transplant but unfortunately my dad passed away because of sepsis

@@priyanshbhakuni1480 thats so sad😔