Will I still be reimbursed in the second year after my Philadelphia chromosome turns negative?

Reimbursement. Chronic myelogenous leukemia is a disease covered by medical insurance. The patient will be reimbursed in the second year after the Philadelphia chromosome becomes negative, and the expenses incurred by continuing to take medicine or treatment will be reimbursed. Chronic granuloma turning negative means that the condition has been controlled and the disease has been cured. If it is stable for a long time, the medication can even be stopped. But pay attention to regular physical examinations to prevent recurrence.