A member asked:

Is there any chances of getting cancer if the normal person takes hydroxyurea or anagrelide more than a month?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

I say no: The talk of an increased leukemia risk has been with us since the 1970s without anybody being able to measure it. If it's real, it's tiny. Anagrelide isn't under suspicion. If some overzealous practitioner went after a high platelet count without good reason, I'm sorry but you'll be fine. Why do you ask?

Answered 7/2/2015

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My dad has to take hydroxyurea. Why?

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