There are treatments, however there aren't any cures.
For example, I have JAK2. JAK2 is it is a condition whereby you have a disorder of an enzyme responsible for controlling your blood's production of RBC, WBC, and Platelets. In me, the enzyme is triggering an overproduction of Platelets constantly. These Platelets will always be flooding my veins. The treatment is generic, give me blood thinners, and drugs that help inhibit those Platelets from sticking together. A cure would be something that would directly impact the enzyme problem and get it to stop overproducing Platelets.
Since I am suffering 3 disorders, there are a flood of issues with my blood, and a generic treatment is far from a guaranteed safety net. When it comes to blood, it is surprising to say we are in the dark ages as far as catching up to the problem and producing cures. JAK2, again for example, was only discovered in 2006.
To stress the gravity of these issues, even beyond the realm of having a HA already, my Hematologist put it to me this way: "You could be a walking time bomb". Even with being on Plavix, Aspirin, Coumadin (the only blood treatments currently available), and a slew of other related Med's like ACE inhibitors, etc., my Doctor told me there is no way to know if I will be around another 4 days, or 40 years. That quote is with the understanding that I no longer am taking AAS. With AAS, the odds only get worse.
Hence this thread. I hope you lot will take this serious, and spread the word to people you know that also use AAS. If you do not, you could lose your life, or the life of someone you really care about.