Symptoms of childhood leukemia

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The infiltration of leukemic cells outside the bone marrow can lead to bone and joint pain, painless neck mass (lymphadenopathy) and abdominal distension (hepatosplenomegaly) in children, which are often mistaken for arthritis, neck lymphadenitis and dyspepsia. These symptoms are the rampant manifestations of leukemia cells invading tissues and organs. The early symptoms of childhood leukemia let you know early:

Symptoms of childhood leukemia

Some parents may ask, my child often nosebleed, is it suffering from leukemia? Indeed, because of the abundant blood supply of nasal mucosa in children, nosebleed is not uncommon. However, this kind of bleeding is mostly from one side of the nasal cavity, and the bleeding usually stops automatically.

Most of the epistaxis caused by leukemia is bilateral epistaxis, which is difficult to stop automatically. At the same time, it may be accompanied by other bleeding signs. This difference can help parents eliminate unnecessary fear and anxiety.

The onset of childhood acute leukemia is more acute, early performance for fever, anemia and bleeding. As mentioned earlier, Binbin was treated with fever and anemia as the first symptoms. Children with leukemia often have fever at the onset, which can be low fever (37.5 ℃ ~ 38.0 ℃), irregular fever, or persistent high fever.

matters needing attention

1. Vegetables: Lotus white, cabbage, tomato, cabbage, eggplant, wax gourd, cucumber, yam, lily, bean curd, celery, etc. 2. Meat: lean meat, ribs, eel, turtle, beef must eat fresh. 3. Fruits: apple, pear, banana, orange, strawberry, watermelon, melon, pomegranate, soft persimmon, longan, raisin, preserved fruit, walnut kernel, boiled peanuts. 4. Diet should be moderate, avoid cold, eat less greasy, taboo spicy food, quit smoking and drinking. 5. Keep warm and avoid catching cold. The living environment should be kept fresh and disinfected regularly.