Is leukemia congenital or acquired?

Leukemia, commonly known as "blood cancer", is a malignant tumor of the hematopoietic system. In our country, there are about 3 cases of leukemia per 100,000 population. The incidence is slightly higher in males than in females, with a male-to-female ratio of 1:

18:1。The following is a brief introduction to the factors that may cause leukemia and the preventive measures.

1. The relationship between leukemia and heredity: According to statistics, in a family, children with familial leukemia account for the total number of leukemias, which means that children suffer from leukemia at birth, that is, congenital leukemia. Therefore, when contraception fails for married leukemia patients, if they are pregnant, they should have an abortion and terminate the pregnancy to avoid giving birth to a child with congenital leukemia.

Some children with chromosomal diseases have a higher rate of leukemia, such as the incidence of leukemia in patients with congenital stupidity is 1 0-30 times higher than that of normal people, and the age of onset is also 2-3 years earlier; The incidence of sibling fetal leukemia is also high. In addition, if the mother's first or second child is a child with leukemia; The risk of leukemia in the third or fourth child is increased.

2. Prevention of disabling effects of external causes: If pregnant women receive radiation radiation for many times, the incidence of leukemia in children after birth increases. Therefore, pregnant women should not participate in radiological work.

Pregnant women should avoid exposure to radiation or contact with chemical poisons as much as possible. According to the survey, the incidence of leukemia in pregnant women or children who have been exposed to benzene for a long time is about 20 times higher than that of the general child population; The incidence of leukemia in contact with organophosphates was also 2 times higher than that of the control group; Pregnant women taking certain drugs with cytogenesis can also cause childhood leukemia. Therefore, drug abuse should never be avoided.

There are innate and acquired.

Leukemia is not an infectious disease and cannot be said to be an infection.

There are many reasons for leukemia, in short, maintain a healthy attitude, good living habits and eating habits, pay attention to the combination of nutrition, and you should not get any disease.

There are congenital and acquired! It is caused by the necrosis of the body's hematopoietic stem cells!

Innate genes plus acquired contamination induces.

Hello! Leukemia is genetically predisposed, but the chances are very low.

Most leukemia is not inherited, the father or mother with leukemia usually does not pass on the pathogenic genes of leukemia to their children, and it is rare to find that the children of leukemia patients have leukemia in clinical **, and it is rare for brothers and sisters of leukemia patients to have leukemia.

Leukemia is not a genetic disease, a genetic disease is a disease caused by genetic problems in the body, and it has a familial manifestation. Leukemia, although not a genetic disorder, has a genetic predisposition. For example, under the same conditions of radiation and air pollution, some family members are more likely to develop leukemia than others.

Leukemia is generally not directly inherited, but it may be related to genetic factors.

This is because when leukemia occurs, there may be similar disease-causing genes in the family, so if there are leukemia patients in the family, the probability of other family members getting leukemia may increase.

Generally speaking, leukemia is not hereditary, but it is not excluded that there is a certain possibility, if there are two leukemia patients in a family in a row, then the family members around you need to pay attention, and it is best to go to the hospital in time for examination.

Leukemia is a malignant neoplastic that is not hereditary, and the cause of the disease is not clear, but may be directly related to physical, biological, and chemical factors.

It will not be inherited, because the symptoms of early leukemia are very mild, so there will be no hereditary phenomenon at all, and we must look at this problem rationally.

It is not hereditary, this disease is caused by some acquired factors, and there is no hereditary nature, so there is no need to worry.

Early leukemia is hereditary because leukemia is congenital, even if it is early, it can be inherited.