There is no data to support how long acute leukemia can live once chemotherapy is administered, so it is not yet possible to tell.
Acute leukemia may be caused by infection, chemical exposure, genetics, etc. Anemia, fever, bleeding, and protruding eyes may occur.
Chemotherapy is the use of chemotherapy drugs to kill tumor cells or inhibit their growth and expansion. Due to the severity of the disease, treatment plan, age and physical condition, as well as differences in patient risk stratification, it is impossible to generalize how long chemotherapy can live.
The average survival period for acute leukemia without specific treatment is only 3 months, and patients even die days after diagnosis. Patients are advised to go to the hospital in time and follow the doctor’s instructions to avoid delays.