Patient's question:
What reasons do many young people get this disease, what is the probability, and are there any premonitory symptoms before getting sick? My friend currently lacks energy, but there are no abnormalities in the lymph nodes. How likely is it for a person without abnormalities to get leukemia?Doctor's answer:
Leukemia is actually blood cancer, a clonal malignant disease caused by the abnormality of two types of self-repair stem cells. The leukemia in its clone is actually blood cancer, where cells lose the ability to further divide and mature, getting stuck at different stages of cell growth and development. Leukemia is actually blood cancer, being the most common type of malignant tumor in children and young adults. Many factors are believed to be associated with leukemia, which is actually blood cancer. Viruses may be the primary causative factor. Additionally, familial intergenerational inheritance factors, radiation, chemical toxins, or drugs are also involved.