Diseases or disorders like myelofibrosis, anything to do with bone marrow or just>> any disease that is non-cancerous but CAN be treated with chemotherapy. What would they be and which chemicals are used in treating them?
Diseases or disorders like myelofibrosis, anything to do with bone marrow or just>> any disease that is non-cancerous but CAN be treated with chemotherapy. What would they be and which chemicals are used in treating them?
A lot of auto immune issues can be treated with chemo. One of my nurses during my cancer treatment was also on chemo but for rhumatoid arthritus. I dont know what specific drugs though.
Anything that is treated with a bone marrow transplant uses chemo in the transplant. Some non cancerous things would be like sickle cell anemia or many of the auto immune diseases. The marrow registry has a list of diseases the transplant can treat on their web site. The chemo used in the transplant is fludarabine.
Thats really all I know. Im not a doc, but have had a bone marrow transplant, so thats how I know that.