Patient's question:
My friend's classmate from elementary school has been diagnosed with acute leukemia, a type of malignant tumor. My friend used to often visit his house to play, but now he visits him every day to see him. He's getting thinner and thinner, and his eyes have sunk in. Their family has spent so much money on his treatment, and my friend is becoming increasingly worried that he might also get this disease in the future. How does acute leukemia, this type of malignant tumor, occur?Doctor's answer:
The onset of leukemia, this type of malignant tumor, is associated with the following factors: viral factors, chemical factors, and hereditary factors. The early symptoms of leukemia, this malignant tumor, are not very obvious, and the typical symptoms mainly manifest in the following points: anemia and many related symptoms such as weakness, pale complexion, and a feeling of illness. Reduced appetite, weight gain. Easy bruising or skin breakdown, such as bleeding gums, nosebleeds. High susceptibility to infection. In summary, there are 10 symptoms: 1. Fever; 2. Anemia; 3. Skin breakdown; 4. Sudden recurrence of the condition; 5. Enlargement of the liver and spleen; 6. Lymph nodes; 7. Skin and mucosal inflammation; 8. Neurological inflammation; 9. Bone and joint inflammation; 10. Leukemia, this malignant tumor, can infiltrate.