Is advanced acute lymphoblastic leukemia?

Is advanced acute lymphoblastic leukemia?

Acute lymphoma generally refers to acute lymphoma. In the late stage of acute lymphoma, it can develop into lymphoma leukemia, which is one of the leukemias, so it is leukemia.

Acute lymphoma is a malignant tumor of the lymphatic hematopoietic system, which usually occurs in the lymph nodes. Patients often have progressive painless lymphadenopathy. These enlarged lymph nodes can be isolated or scattered in the neck, armpits, groin and other parts. They are active at first, but can slowly fuse, stick to the skin and become inactive. As the disease progresses, acute lymphoma develops to the late stage and lymphoma cells metastasize and spread. It may also invade other tissues and organs throughout the body, resulting in corresponding clinical symptoms. When the bone marrow is invaded, the lymphoma cells in the bone marrow are greater than or equal to 20%, which is called lymphoma leukemia. Patients may have a series of manifestations such as anemia, bleeding, infection, fever, etc., and the prognosis is often poor. Late-stage acute lymphoma generally belongs to leukemia.

It is recommended that patients do not give up treatment after becoming ill. Actively cooperating with doctors' treatment can improve their quality of life and prolong their life.