Chronic myeloid leukemia, chronic lymphocytic leukemia

Leukemia is divided into many types, and the large ones are divided into two categories: acute and chronic. Acute is further divided into acute myeloid leukemia and acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Chronic is also divided into chronic myeloid leukemia and chronic lymphocytic leukemia.

And each of these is divided into many types, ** the results depend on which type, but generally most of the results are not very good. If the M3 type or some other rare one might be better. She is young, it is estimated that there is a possibility of heredity, and it is possible to see if other people in his relatives and family have also had it.

Her most likely is acute myeloid leukemia, depending on the type:. **Usually chemotherapy, or radiotherapy, the results are not too good. But there's a way to do it, and it's basically the only one:

That's a bone marrow transplant. Then it's up to her luck. There are also economic conditions.

Acute refers to: leukemia cells stay at the beginning of differentiation and do not differentiate and mature, that is, the increased leukemia cells are naïve cells and do not differentiate completely, such as primitive xx cells, projuvenile xx cells, and young and middle-aged xx cells, while chronic is different. In general, chronic leukemia cells differentiate well, they are mature cells, and the onset is slower, and hepatosplenomegaly is also a feature (it should not be determined that all chronic cells are present, but if there are, then it is most likely chronic), and the results of bone fragment examination are:

The hyperplasia is extremely active.

A bone marrow transplant is definitely HLA-compliant, and the closer the better. Generally, it is a direct blood relative to find a high success rate, and it is perfect if there are twin sisters. If you don't have it, you can check it up in the hospital, brothers and sisters, mom and dad.

When people diagnose leukemia, there must be bone marrow test results, right? Generally, such patients have poor resistance and are susceptible to infection, such as colds, platelets may be reduced, some have bleeding, bruising and ecchymosis, and anemia should also be used. It's a good idea to show me the results of your tests, especially the results of the blood smear and bone marrow aspirate**.

The number of leukocytes generally increases, and a few can decrease, and the degree of leukocyte increase in chronic leukemia is larger, and the degree of acute leukocyte is slightly smaller, and when the leukocytes are normal: 4-10 times 10 to the ninth power ml

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Age? How is it now? Chemotherapy? Chemotherapy can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine for conditioning**.

There is a certain truth in going to the hospital in time when you are sick, and you have a specialization in the surgical industry, which gives doctors more trust, gives yourself more hope, and actively faces everything unknown! < Cancerous Heart Han Qifeng "I hope it can help you, come on, come on, come on!

Patients can opt for integrative medicine**.

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia is the mildest of all leukemias, and the drug of choice is tumor coronin, also known as tumor coronin, which can control the blood picture. A-interferon may also be used as an adjunct. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia has a relatively long survival time, with occasional abrupt changes, but rarely.

At present, ** leukemia is still dominated by Western medicine.

Chronic lymphocytic leukemia, also known as chronic lymphoma, is a malignant proliferative disorder of certain immunocompromised lymphocytes in a slow-onset lymphocyte line. This disease is rare in China, accounting for only leukemia, which is more common in Caucasians in Europe and the United States, accounting for 25 to 30%. The age of onset is mostly over 50 years old, and it is rare for people under 30 years old.

There are more males than females. The main manifestations of the disease are generalized lymphadenopathy, splenomegaly, anemia, and abnormal lymphocyte increase in the peripheral blood. The duration of the disease varies greatly, from 1 2 years for the short to more than 10 years for the elderly, with an average of 4 6 years, and the main cause of death is infection, especially pneumonia.

Other causes of death include systemic failure, severe anemia due to bone marrow hematopoietic failure, or hemorrhage.

Elective splenectomy provides some relief but does not prolong survival.

Drug safety Over 90 years old, the ratio of men to women is 2 1;

2. The duration of the disease varies, the life expectancy of the elderly and the general population is the same, the short one is not more than 2 years, and the T-cell type is not more than half a year;

3. At present, about 60 can survive for more than 5 years, and the cause of death is infection, hemorrhage, anemia and failure caused by immunocompromise, or other complications unrelated to the disease due to old age.

Clinical stage: chronic lymph is usually divided into three stages, a increased lymphocytes in the blood and bone marrow, and there may be less than 3 areas of lymphoid tissue enlargement (5 areas: bilateral cervical lymph nodes, axillary lymph nodes, inguinal lymph nodes, liver, spleen) b Increased lymphocytes, and lymphoid tissue enlargement in 3 or more regions.

C, add anemia or thrombocytopenia to B.

"Chronic lymphocytic leukemia":

1. How come: The clinical phase is divided into three phases: chronic phase, accelerated phase and blast phase?

2. How come: platelet elevation can be as high as 1000 109 L?

3. How come: The bone marrow image is dominated by neutrophils and rod granulocytes, and the protomyelocyte + promyelocyte is generally not more than 10-15%?

4. How can it be: through active integration of traditional Chinese and Western medicine**, it can be cured?

6. How can it be: **Chronic myeloid leukemia has achieved good results?

The above 6 points are all excerpted from the second floor of "Ping An Hospital, Blood Expert Liu Qingchi", since he is a "blood disease expert", how can he not even be able to figure out "slow grain" and "slow shower"? It's still a mess that doesn't accept responsibility, it's really misleading and harmful!!

Hello. At present, the most effective method for chronic leukemia is the combination of traditional Chinese and Western medicine. Blood diseases are relatively serious diseases that should be actively ** and can be achieved**.

Hello, on the question of what medicine to take for leukemia, it is recommended that you take the drug under the guidance of a doctor, consider three points, one is that the expensive medicine cannot be bought, but it is helpful to the patient, the second is that the patient does not want to use the conventional **, wants to directly use the folk earthwork, the third is the patient who gives up**, in fact, it is good to understand the chronic lymphocytic leukemia, for what medicine to take, it is not particularly important, mainly to take the drug under the guidance of the doctor, after a series of **. If you don't know much about the medication, it is recommended to take the medication under the guidance of a doctor. If you need leukemia-related medication guidance, you can click [Official**] below to get help.

You can**, go to Ruijin Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine to find Professor Wang Zhenyi, he is the first authority on leukemia in China, first call 114 in Shanghai to check the ** Ruijin Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, and then consult them.