Patient's question:
My friend initially only had a fever, which was low-grade and persistent, coming and going. Later, after blood tests revealed abnormal results, it was diagnosed as leukemia. However, before this, my friend had not noticed any obvious symptoms. The doctor said it was fortunate that it was detected early. Hello, is a large rejection reaction good for leukemia?Doctor's answer:
The rejection reaction to leukemia is severe and not good. Without medication, it is difficult to develop allergies. Especially after bone marrow transplantation, you can take loratadine. If it still cannot be relieved, hospital treatment is recommended. In theory, after successful grafting without rejection, the patient should be the same as a normal person, and the lifespan should be the same as that of a normal person. The only risk of grafting is rejection. It is recommended to pay attention to taking medication on time and other aspects of daily life, and to prepare well for postoperative care.