Acute Myeloid Leukemia is a cancer-based blood disease in the body that occurs when an excess of immature white blood cells interferes with normal white and red blood cells. Currently, doctors use chemotherapy to treat this disease within various patients. AML chemotherapy starts with one week of treatment, and every 4 weeks a person may experience a five-day treatment session. While AML is a severe disease, chemotherapy is the main treatment to destroy cancer cells and prevent them from dividing. Nevertheless, doctors may recommend systemic or regional chemotherapy to patients dealing with…