Patient's question:
When my daughter was at school, she suddenly fainted. Fortunately, the school teachers took her to the hospital in time. However, she was carefully diagnosed with aplastic anemia. I don't have much education, so I'm asking what aplastic anemia is? Is this disease serious? Will it definitely not affect her safety?Doctor's answer:
Aplastic anemia is primarily a disease caused by bone marrow hematopoietic dysfunction. Under normal circumstances, it can be triggered by the use of certain drugs or exposure to chemical toxins, leading to a recurrence of aplastic anemia. This condition requires active treatment, as it can lead to further damage and a counter-reaction of infection. Immunosuppressants or androgens can be used for symptomatic treatment.