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Not as far as I know. This condition is unknown in it’s origin but it leads to anemia because of the fibrosis of the bone marrow. The condition also leads to an enlarged spleen and liver. The advice is to go to your general practioner and see what the prognosis is in a individual so that an understanding of the quality of life is gained.
