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A diagnosis of a blood disorder whether it is a chronic anemia or an acute leukemia requires a treatment plan that is as dynamic as the disease itself. Blood circulates everywhere in the body; therefore, the treatment must be systemic, reaching every hidden corner where abnormal cells might reside.
At Liv Hospital, the era of “one-size-fits-all” chemotherapy is behind us. We have entered the age of Precision Hematology. By understanding the specific genetic mutations driving your disease (via our NGS labs), we can select “smart drugs” that target cancer cells while sparing healthy tissues.
Our treatment philosophy is built on Curative Intent. We combine these advanced pharmacological agents with state-of-the-art cellular therapies. For patients who have been told elsewhere that they have “run out of options,” our expertise in Haploidentical (Half-Match) Stem Cell Transplantation offers a renewed path to remission.
For aggressive diseases like Acute Leukemia (AML/ALL) and high-grade Lymphomas, chemotherapy remains the most potent tool to achieve rapid control. However, modern protocols are refined to maximize efficacy and minimize toxicity.
This is the biggest revolution in Hematology. Instead of killing all fast-growing cells (like chemo), these drugs identify specific “switches” inside the cancer cell and turn them off.
We are moving away from toxic chemicals toward harnessing the patient’s own immune system to fight the malignancy.
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When the bone marrow is too damaged or the cancer is too aggressive for drugs alone, we must replace the entire system. This is Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation (HSCT).
Hematology is not just about cancer. We manage lifelong genetic and autoimmune conditions.
The Strategy: We provide prophylactic (preventative) factor concentrates to prevent spontaneous bleeding into joints, allowing patients to live active lives.
For patients undergoing intensive hematology treatment, the immune system is temporarily compromised (Neutropenia). Preventing infection is part of the treatment.
We treat the side effects as aggressively as the disease.
It depends on the drug. The intensive chemotherapy used for Acute Leukemia usually causes temporary hair loss (Alopecia). However, many “Targeted Therapies” (like Imatinib for CML or Rituximab for Lymphoma) do not cause hair loss. Your doctor will tell you what to expect based on your specific regimen.
The infusion of cells takes only about 30–60 minutes and looks like a blood transfusion. However, the entire process including conditioning chemotherapy, the transplant, and waiting for the new cells to grow (Engraftment) requires a hospital stay of roughly 3 to 5 weeks.
Thanks to modern protocols used at Liv Hospital, the success rates for Haploidentical (50% match) transplants are now statistically similar to fully matched unrelated donor transplants. This has revolutionized care, ensuring that almost no patient is turned away due to lack of a donor.
Chemotherapy can affect fertility.
It is not necessarily “better,” but it is different. Immunotherapy is often less toxic to the whole body (less nausea/hair loss) but can have unique side effects (immune reactions). For many cancers, the best approach is a combination of both chemotherapy and immunotherapy (e.g., R-CHOP for Lymphoma).
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