Patient's question:
Zhou Wen's uncle has now been diagnosed with acute mixed leukemia. I don't know if he realizes how serious the disease is. It's such an urgent onset. I want to ask, how serious is acute mixed leukemia?Doctor's answer:
Acute Mixed-Cell Leukemia: A disease in acute leukemia where myeloid cells and lymphoid cells are both involved, characterized by M1 and M2. Acute Mixed-Cell Leukemia is primarily caused by the expression of myeloid and lymphoid antigens in the patient's body, and clinical experience shows it often accompanies more adverse prognostic factors. Bone marrow transplantation is difficult to match, expensive, and can be initially treated with a combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine.