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Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

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1) Who is the doctor who treats ALL?

A hematologist or an oncologist (cancer specialist) may treat ALL. A pediatric oncologist may treat ALL in children.

2) What kind of diet is recommended for ALL patients?

All foods must be cooked. Fresh fruits or vegetables must be avoided. Meats should be cooked until well done.

3) What are the other precautions to be taken?

While being treated, the patient should avoid exposure to crowds. They should avoid contact with people who have contagious illnesses, especially those with viral infections like flu, measles and Chicken Pox. Strenuous activity must be avoided.

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Posted by:  satzjeez  Posted on: 04/28/2012
DO A HEART PATIENT GET CLL OR ALL OR AML OR CML

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Posted by:  Toni95(Guest)  Posted on: 08/22/2011
Non of this has helped me with my research :/ my sister has leukemia and none of the stuff above is even close!!

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Posted by:  jasperkumar(Guest)  Posted on: 07/17/2010
i had ALL WEN I WAS 10. I was treated for a year and i was good for 10 years but i was diagnosed for ALL wen I WAS 20 . I was treated and i am okay now. is this possible?

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Posted by:  ParisDaniels  Posted on: 04/19/2010
I think the best way to combat is to educate yourself about it. This will help you recognize the symptoms and therefore prevent the spread of cancer cells. I appreciate you sharing this to us.

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Posted by:  winnie34  Posted on: 10/07/2009
my friend is experiencing a multlitude of incredibly itchy skin swellings, bumps, some of which have turned into warts as they heal. doctors have been unable to either diagnose or find a remedy. any news?

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