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When diagnosed with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), doctors should pause and help patients understand the watch and wait period.
Regular blood testing for those with CLL and SLL is an important part of managing the disease, as it can provide valuable insights into your overall health.
Watch and wait is a common approach in CLL where individuals are first monitored. CLL expert Dr. Andres Chang explains the logic behind this approach.
Watch and wait patients with early-stage untreated CLL / SLL produced detectable antibodies in response to COVID-19 vaccination
Question: I have CLL and am in the watch and wait category. I have been vaccinated (second shot in March). I am going to a small kindergarten graduation party for my
Ask the RN Question: I am a 52-year-old female diagnosed with CLL approximately seven years ago, in Watch and Wait. I’m a retired Oncology RN and my oncologist is my previous
Ask the Lab Scientist Question: I have been diagnosed with CLL and in Watch and Wait. How does one know when you are eminently compromised? What is my risk level? How
Ask the Doctor Question: What are the updated guidelines regarding safe activities for CLL patients on watch and wait who have had the third Pfizer vaccine and whose antibody test level
Watch and Wait Watch and wait or active observation is one of the most important and least understood concepts in CLL. CLL Society’s research reveals that patients in Watch and Wait
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