Patient's question:
I want to know if a health check for leukemia can be thoroughly examined. I've been feeling unwell lately, and my complexion is pale. If I get injured, it takes a long time for the wound to heal completely. I want to know if I might have leukemia?Doctor's answer:
Preventive measures for leukemia should pay attention to food hygiene. Because vegetables and fruits containing fertilizers and pesticides are digested and absorbed into the blood after consumption, they can easily damage the normal self-healing function of bone marrow, thereby causing the disease. Therefore, vegetables and fruits should be washed thoroughly before consumption to reduce the residues of fertilizers and pesticides. Leukemia can be detected through a complete blood count, but a bone marrow examination is required for a definitive diagnosis. Before the diagnosis is confirmed, no preventive treatment is available.