Patient's question:
At night, I slept during the afternoon and had a fever. I thought it was a cold and took some fever-reducing medicine. The next day, it still wasn't better, and then I noticed swollen lymph nodes in my neck. I went to the hospital and saw a few doctors. They said I had acute lymphocytic leukemia. Is acute lymphocytic leukemia curable?Doctor's answer:
If possible, bone marrow transplantation is relatively better for acute lymphocytic leukemia. It is recommended to eat more high-protein, vitamin-rich foods in daily diet to enhance nutrition. Before undergoing bone marrow transplantation surgery, it is necessary to perform radiotherapy and chemotherapy to rescue and cooperate with the treatment of Chinese herbal medicine to improve immunity. Pay attention to rest and do not be careless; maintain a positive attitude and prevent catching colds. Wish the patient a speedy recovery and good health!