Journal of Cancer Clinical Trials

Chemotherapy for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL)

Abstract

Baron Ronson

Chemotherapy (chemo) is the utilization of medications to treat disease. Chemo drugs venture out through the circulatory system to arrive at disease cells everywhere on the body. This makes chemo helpful for diseases, for example, leukemia that has spread all through the body. Chemo is the principle treatment for pretty much all individuals with intense lymphocytic leukemia (ALL). In view of its possible results, chemo probably won't be suggested for patients in chronic weakness, yet progressed age without anyone else isn't an obstruction to getting chemo.