Patient's question:
Our relative has a 10-year-old daughter who was recently diagnosed with leukemia. Currently, the trend of leukemia in younger ages is increasing. I've been wondering why there are more and more children being diagnosed with leukemia?Doctor's answer:
Intergenerational inheritance. Clinical diagnosis and investigation have found that intergenerational inheritance accounts for a certain proportion of the causes of childhood leukemia. The incidence of leukemia in people with chromosomal abnormalities is lower than that of the general population. Water and air pollution, as well as pollution from the decoration industry. As parents, we should learn to understand more about the common knowledge of leukemia. Early warning signs of leukemia include: fever, fatigue, nosebleeds, gum bleeding, excessive menstruation, joint pain, skin and mucosal petechiae and ecchymosis, as well as lymph node enlargement. If these early warning signs reappear, a single routine blood test can basically determine whether it is leukemia. If diagnosed with leukemia, early treatment can achieve twice the result with half the effort. Since the cause of leukemia has not yet been clearly identified, we can only take additional preventive measures for now.