Treatment of chronic lymphatic leukemia

Chronic lymphoblastic leukemia is mainly seen in the elderly, children and young and middle-aged people. It is rarely an elderly disease. Most early chronic lymphoblastic leukemia does not require systemic treatment. Chronic gonorrhea is not actively treated, mainly because countless scientific observations have confirmed that the clinical course of chronic gonorrhea is very slow and early intervention cannot benefit, that is, early treatment does not prolong survival. Chronic gonorrhea should be continuously monitored according to the evolution of the disease and eventually changed in time. The treatment is basically some chemotherapy, and now there are some new targeted drugs. Generally speaking, the treatment time should start according to the situation.

Can acute lymphoblastic leukemia be cured?

Acute lymphocytic leukemia originates from lymphocytes of the B or T lineage and is a malignant tumor disease with abnormal proliferation in the bone marrow. Abnormally proliferating primitive cells can gather in the bone marrow and inhibit normal hematopoietic function. At the same time, it can also invade tissues outside the bone marrow, such as the brain, lymph nodes, gonads, liver, etc. Acute lymphocytic leukemia is more common in children. After regular chemotherapy, the remission rate is still relatively high. The cure rate for children can reach more than 70%, while the proportion of adults with acute lymphocytic leukemia is relatively low, the remission rate is relatively low, and the five-year survival rate can reach about 40%.

Can leukemia occur from drinking beverages?

There is no definite evidence that beverages can cause leukemia, but beverages often contain a lot of additives, and the sugar content in beverages is relatively high, which will have adverse effects on the body, so it is best not to drink or drink less. The occurrence of leukemia is related to many factors, the most common of which is chemical toxins, which may cause leukemia, such as benzene and its derivatives, phenylbutazone and its derivatives, or some anti-tumor cell poisons nitrogen mustard, cyclophosphamide can cause leukemia, and ionizing radiation may also cause leukemia. Viral infection is also related to the occurrence of leukemia. Although there is no definite evidence that beverages can cause leukemia, it is best to drink less.