What causes bone marrow cancer? These three aspects need attention

Bone marrow cancer occurs because of pathological changes in cells in the body, which damages the health of the body and is more likely to cause bleeding. Bone marrow cancer can easily occur due to excessive fatigue or diseases in the urinary tract.

Bone marrow cancer is a disease caused by abnormal proliferation of cells in the bone marrow, which has a great impact on the human skeleton and destroys the health of the bones. It is easy to cause abnormalities in the body's health. When such a situation occurs in the body, it must be treated in time. So how is bone marrow cancer caused?
1. How is bone marrow cancer caused?
1. Causes in Traditional Chinese Medicine <br/>According to Traditional Chinese Medicine, there is no unified understanding of the cause of bone marrow cancer. Generally speaking, the most fundamental cause of this type of disease is excessive fatigue at work, and it is also prone to cause kidney disease. It may also be caused by congenital factors.
2. Uric acid-related kidney disease <br/>Uric acid-related kidney disease is easily caused by the destruction of tumor cells in the body, and chemotherapy leads to excessive uric acid levels in the blood, resulting in hyperuricemia.
Long-term hyperuricemia can easily lead to the precipitation of uric acid in the body, which can damage the bone marrow and the tubular interstitium. The presence of urate crystals can damage the renal tubular epithelial cells and block the renal tubules, which has a great impact on the occurrence of bone marrow cancer.
3. Urinary tract infection <br/>Because the patient's body resistance is relatively poor, urinary tract infection is prone to occur. When bone marrow cancer occurs, the body is prone to secrete some substances to inhibit the function of macrophages, which will lead to abnormal protein synthesis in the body. In addition, urinary tract infection can also lead to urinary tract obstruction and decreased resistance of the urinary tract mucosa.
Symptoms of bone marrow cancer
1. Pathological fractures and bone deformation <br/>Due to the occurrence of bone marrow cancer, the active factors in the bone cells will be destroyed, resulting in the dissolution of bone and the destruction of bone. Bone pain is very common, generally in the form of rib pain or sternum pain.
2. Anemia <br/>Anemia is very common. In patients with early-stage bone marrow cancer, the anemia is relatively mild, but in patients in the late stage, it is more serious and is more likely to cause a decrease in platelets and bleeding.