Patient's question:
Hello doctor! My relative was recently hospitalized. It is said that they suffer from neuroblastoma. Usually, they seem to be in good spirits, so why would they suddenly develop this condition? What are the symptoms of neuroblastoma? If the treatment is understood properly, it should be curable, right?Doctor's answer:
Neuroblastoma may recur with symptoms such as fever, general malaise, weight gain, bone pain, constipation, or nausea and vomiting. If these symptoms reappear, it is recommended to promptly take the child to a local reputable hospital for treatment. Treatment is generally carried out through surgical operation, chemotherapy, or medication. It is important to maintain a positive mood, have a regular diet, and maintain a proper routine, which is beneficial for the improvement of the condition.