Patient's question:
Baby recently doesn't know why she often has nosebleeds and every time she has a nosebleed, it doesn't stop and she spits out a spray-like face, pale. I suspect it's leukemia. I want to ask how to treat childhood leukemia?Doctor's answer:
If the effect of chemotherapy is not the best treatment method, then bone marrow transplantation should be implemented. Childhood leukemia has two characteristics: first, it is highly malignant and the condition spreads rapidly, most of which are acute; second, it is highly sensitive to chemotherapy, and cancer cells can be completely eliminated. Additionally, China has made significant progress in treating leukemia with bone marrow transplantation, and clinical diagnosis with self-recovery holds great hope. The most common type of leukemia in children is acute lymphoblastic leukemia. If leukemia in early childhood can be detected in a timely manner and appropriate treatment methods are adopted, it often leads to a favorable outcome.