A member asked:

My mother has myelodysplasia. she is 74. what are her treatment options and prognisis? also, does this raise mine and my kids' risk for this, or is it acquired? how likely is it we will get it?

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Myelodysplasia (MDS): MDS is fairly common and it has increasing odds of development in the older age groups. The cause is unknown. There is no indication that it is hereditary, so you do not need to worry about the risk of developing MDS. Live a healthy Lifestyle to minimise your risk of developing cancer. This means, healthy plant- based diet(no red meats), avoid animal fats and exercise daily, for 30-45 minutes...

Answered 6/24/2020

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