Can blood diseases be transmitted to others?

Blood diseases will not be transmitted to others. The reason why some people believe that blood diseases can be transmitted to others is mainly because they do not understand what blood diseases are. Blood diseases belong to diseases of the hematopoietic system. Because of abnormal hematopoietic function, blood abnormalities often occur, causing symptoms such as anemia, bleeding, and fever. The main causes are viruses, chemical factors, radioactive factors and genetic factors.

Factor 1: Viruses

Is leukemia contagious? Currently, viral factors are recognized as the main factors that cause leukemia. The viruses here only refer to nuclear viruses or C-type RNA tumor viruses that parasitize in human hematopoietic cells.

Factor 2: Chemical factors

There are many chemicals that may induce leukemia, such as benzene, which has carcinogenic or leukemic effects.

Factor 3: Radiation

Is leukemia contagious? People discovered early on that people who are exposed to more radiation have a much higher incidence of leukemia than those who are exposed less. This may be because radiation causes malignant changes in human hematopoietic cells.

Factor 4: Genetic factors

Is leukemia contagious? Some leukemia patients have genetic characteristics. Studies have found that if one of the monozygotic twins has leukemia, the chance of the other one also developing leukemia is 5 times higher than that of ordinary people, and the incidence rate is 12 times higher than that of dizygotic twins.

Is leukemia contagious? Experts say: After leukemia occurs, it will have a certain degree of heredity. Therefore, people with the disease should not have children during the illness to avoid unnecessary harm and causing more harm to future generations. Therefore, for leukemia, actively responding to treatment is the best choice to get rid of the torture of the disease.