What to do if leukemia recurs after a bone marrow transplant

Bone marrow transplant is one of the most effective means of leukemia, but leukemia is still possible after bone marrow transplantation, why is that? What should I do after leukemia**? Here is a detailed introduction from the experts of the global hospital network.

Why is leukemia after bone marrow transplantation**Leukemia after bone marrow transplantation** is one of the important factors affecting the efficacy of bone marrow transplantation. It reduces the long-term survival rate of bone marrow transplant** leukemia and is a major life-threatening problem for patients after bone marrow transplantation. The rate of leukemia after allogeneic bone marrow transplantation is about 20% to 30%.

Leukemia** is mainly caused by incomplete clearance of leukemia cells during bone marrow transplantation. That is, the large number of leukemia cells remaining in the body is related to the weak anti-leukemia effect of the graft after bone marrow transplantation. Currently, research on leukemia by detecting minimal residual disease after bone marrow transplantation is being explored.

What to do after bone marrow transplantation, improve the bone marrow transplantation pretreatment program, strengthen the strengthening of leukemia patients before bone marrow transplantation, choose the best time for bone marrow transplantation, and induce the graft leukemia effect, etc., may be helpful in reducing the incidence of leukemia after bone marrow transplantation. In leukemia** after bone marrow transplantation**, for acute leukemia, remission is generally first induced by chemotherapy, followed by a second bone marrow transplant, and in some cases, a second bone marrow transplant can be performed directly without induction of remission. For patients who are in poor condition and are not expected to tolerate a second bone marrow transplant, only supportive and symptomatic can be done.

The rate of re-induction of remission after bone marrow transplantation** is 50% in acute lymphoblastic leukemia and even lower in acute myeloid leukemia. In patients who have undergone a second bone marrow transplant**, the long-term disease-free survival rate is only about 10%. For patients with chronic myeloid leukemia after bone marrow transplantation, the method of injecting interferon combined with transfusion of peripheral blood lymphocytes from donors has been able to achieve "**" (malignant clone disappearance) in some patients.

If this method is not effective, drugs such as hydroxyurea can also be used to control the condition, but the most active and effective method is still a second bone marrow transplant.

For the question of what to do after leukemia bone marrow transplantation, you can go to the leukemia section and the leukemia specialist hospital section and the leukemia symptoms section, these three sections summarize all kinds of questions about leukemia and common sense examination, among which the leukemia section is mainly to introduce the common problems related to leukemia, the leukemia specialist hospital section introduces you to the common problems related to leukemia hospitals, and the leukemia symptoms section introduces you to the leukemia examination and diagnosis, Leukemia symptoms and other aspects.

First, early leukemia advocates a combination of multiple methods**, among which chemotherapy is the main one. The most commonly used methods for middle and advanced leukemia include bone marrow transplantation, chemotherapy, and cell biology. "Cleansing and detoxifying" reduces the best components of Western medicine, improves the leading status of traditional Chinese medicine, and carries out the best program based on traditional Chinese medicine in the "marrow clearing and detoxification" system, supplemented by Western medicine to improve platelets and jujubes.

Second, there will be bone pain 5 years after leukemia transplantation, and the cause of the pain is the stagnation of bone marrow hematopoiesis after transplantation, and the second is the bone pain of leukemia.

Third, pay attention to the leukemia transplant, you must go to the hospital for regular check-ups, and once you find that your physical condition is abnormal, you must seek medical attention in time to avoid missing the best opportunity.

Leukemia is a serious disease, and although a transplant can save lives, it can also occur. If you have leukemia insurance after your transplant and it develops two years later**, the details of your benefits will depend on the terms of the insurance plan you purchased.

Normally, the insurance company will conduct a strict review of the leukemia insurance claim to ensure that the claim is fair and reasonable. If you have an insured accident during the insurance period, you need to file a claim application with the insurance company and provide relevant supporting materials, such as the hospital's diagnosis certificate, ** records, drug purchase records, etc. The insurance company will review your claim application and decide whether to grant a claim based on the terms and conditions of the insurance product you have purchased and the supporting materials you provide.

It should be noted that the insurance terms of different insurance products may be different, so you need to read the insurance terms carefully when buying insurance and understand the insurance company's claim process and requirements. If a dispute arises, it can be resolved through complaints, appeals, etc., or legal assistance may be sought.