Blood cancer is a very serious disease. Many people die every year because of this disease. one type of virus called leukemia is basically responsible for this disease. There are several types of this virus. Those viruses destroying blood cells in the human body and destroy the body's immune system. As a result, any disease is easily lodged in the body. The affected person is slowly moving towards death.
Identification
It is very difficult to detect the disease. however, in some rare cases, leukemia is not diagnosed by patient's blood test because leukemia is in primary condition. After the diagnosis, the blood chemotherapy examination is done to determine the effect of the liver and kidney on the patient. If there is significant damage to leukemia, doctors can test X-ray, MRI, ultrasonography etc. Finally, the CT scan for chest lymph glands can be scanned, but it is very low. Although, through these tests, a patient has leukemia, whether it is seen, but many are not detected. The reason is that many lymph nodes are unclear, which may be of another disease. Therefore, the American Cancer Society thinks that at least one-fifth of all infected leukemia is not detected. Genetic sequence of genetic mutations is tested through genetic sequencing.
It is possible to recover after taking some medical treatment at the right time. Some symptoms of viruses affected by leukemia or blood cancer are given below:
- Black blood stained under skin can be seen.
- May have swollen gums.
- The red-colored blood can be seen in the white part of the eye.
- Fever, shiver etc.
- Pulmonary lesions in different places.
- Weakness, heartburn, breathing difficulties etc.
- Liver and spleen can grow.
- Pain in the bone may feel pain.
As soon as these symptoms are seen, the patient must be taken to the doctor and the proper diagnosis can be done.
How does leukemia virus spread?
Knowing among adults is the radiation of natural and cultivated radioactive substances, some viruses such as the Human T lymphotropic virus and some chemicals, especially Benzene. Tobacco use increases the risk of acute myeloid leukemia.
In Family history, it is known that some people have one or more genes found in leukemia. In some cases, other members of the family may have the same leukemia. The person affected by the other family may have different leukemia. Children may be leukemia, even when high magnetic field is open. The mother may have leukemia but the baby may be.
Medical
Most leukemia treatment is through medication application, usually using multiple medications. Some patients are treated with chemotherapy. In some cases, bone marrow transplant or bone marrow transplant is beneficial.