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Muhammad had another course of treatment in Moscow!

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Muhammad has been fighting a terrible cancer diagnosis for four years now.

It all started when the baby's mother noticed that he began to lose weight, weakness and fatigue appeared, his abdomen gradually increased in size, and Muhammad began to be ill frequently.

After a thorough examination, doctors made a disappointing diagnosis - juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia. JMML is the rarest and most intractable form of leukemia. It occurs when the bone marrow begins to produce too many malignant cells that replace healthy blood cells.

Over the past four years. Muhammad underwent seven chemotherapy treatments and a bone marrow transplant surgery. After the surgery, the clinical manifestations of acute graft versus host reaction (RTPCH) appeared. First there was RCT of the intestines, then RCT of the skin, and now the boy is battling RCT of the joints. Thanks to you, Muhammad was able to go to Moscow for another planned treatment, where he successfully underwent a course of therapy.

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Muhammad needs another course of therapy!

Muhammad has been fighting a terrible cancer diagnosis for four years now. It all started when the baby's mother noticed that he began to lose weight, weakness and fatigue appeared, his abdomen gradually increased in size, and Muhammad began to be ill frequently. After a thorough examination, doctors made a disappointing diagnosis - juvenile myelomonocytic leukemia. JMML is the rarest and most intractable form of leukemia. It occurs when the bone marrow begins to produce too many malignant cells that replace healthy blood cells. During those four years, Muhammad underwent seven chemotherapy treatments and a bone marrow transplant surgery. After the surgery, the clinical manifestations of acute graft versus host reaction (RTPCH) appeared. First there was RCT of the intestines, then RCT of the skin, and now the boy is battling RCT of the joints. Now Muhammad needs to go to Moscow for treatment. Each of us can contribute to help the boy with a number of difficult ailments.