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Infusions ,my hemotologist has discontinued any future infusions. what would you recommend at this point?
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Minimal information: For a meaningful answer. The type of infusions as well as the condition for which you were treated would be needed. Most treatments/ infusions are stopped because they are no longer needed.
Answered 8/30/2016
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