Can the elderly with acute leukemia take oral venetoclax/venetoclax?

When the elderly suffer from acute leukemia, oral administration of venetoclax/venetoclax is suitable for the doctor to decide based on the specific situation of the patient. Venetoclax/Venetoclax is an oral drug, but the patient's overall health, liver and kidney function, and other possible chronic diseases need to be considered before use. Older patients often have changes in body absorption, metabolism, and excretion, so doctors may adjust dosages or implement other strategies to ensure safe and effective treatment. Elderly patients may be more susceptible to drug interactions or adverse drug reactions, so before using venetoclax/venetoclax, physicians will fully evaluate the patient's medical history and systemic condition and may perform more frequent monitoring. The key is to communicate closely with your doctor and work together to develop an appropriate treatment plan that maximizes effectiveness and reduces potential risks.