My uncle's child has anemia and leukopenia. Can a bone marrow transplant treat this?

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I just went through the reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity) you have provided. I could only find one report of peripheral blood smear. Based on the history provided and CBC (complete blood count), there is a possibility of Aplastic anemia. The treatment for which is ideally a bone marrow transplant. But before that, the aplastic anemia should be confirmed. The ideal remedy is allogeneic transplantation. And if done early, the life expectancies or chance of survival or permanent cure is above 90%. The cost will depend on where the transplant is done and other complications. If you could provide reports of the remaining investigation, I would be able to answer you better.

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Based on the reports (attachment removed to protect patient identity) provided, it looks like aplastic anemia. Firstly it is not cancer. You can think like; the body is not producing adequate blood. Before going with a bone marrow transplant, one needs to be sure that it is not due to any reversible cause like viral infections, to rule out possible genetic etiology (based on some blood and bone marrow tests). If the diagnosis is specific, then the best treatment is a bone marrow transplant. And more than 90% of children can do well over the long term.