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What is involved in cll treatment?
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DEPENDS: Not all cll patients require treatment up front. Its a chronic disease and it is not curable. Treatment is offered if symptomatic or changes in blood counts. There are many options, mostly chemotherapy. The oncologist will help decide which is more appropriate.
Answered 10/24/2017
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