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I wanted to know is chemotherapy the only treatment of acute mylogenous leukemia?
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Yes.: AML is a very difficult disease to treat. This disease is deadly if not treated. The only successful treatments are with chemotherapy. some people even need bone marrow transplants (which require very high doses of chemotherapy). Good luck.
Answered 4/2/2017
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