T cells and B cells in non Hodgkin's lymphoma

summary

In medicine, non Hodgkin's lymphoma is a histological type of lymphoma, which has significant differences in the biological behavior and clinical manifestations of lymphocytic neoplastic diseases. The main symptom is lymphadenopathy, but no pain, 2 / 3 of the patients will occur. Each patient's situation is different, if it is extranodal lesions, it will invade the gastrointestinal tract, bone, skin tissue, which can damage the human body to a greater extent. Generally, this kind of situation is treated by drugs and chemotherapy.

T cells and B cells in non Hodgkin's lymphoma

If the degree of malignant lymphoma is low and the symptom characteristics are not obvious, the treatment of single drug can be used in the treatment. For this kind of patients, the best scheme is combined with chemotherapy, and then total lymph node irradiation treatment, the effect is more significant.

For patients with high-grade malignant lymphoma, intensive combined chemotherapy will be used, mainly drugs such as doxorubicin and prednisone. In this way, it has obvious effect on inhibiting the growth of tumor cells. Attention should be paid to the central nervous system in the process of treatment.

For obvious immune deficiency, deep infection and nodular lesions will affect the treatment effect, serious will lead to the failure of the whole treatment, in the process of treatment, mediastinal lesions, gastrointestinal bleeding, tumor dissolution and other symptoms should be timely diagnosis and treatment.

matters needing attention

Malignant lymphoma is divided into Hodge's lymphoma and non Hodge's lymphoma. The etiology of the disease is some, which may be due to the virus infection. In addition, these patients generally have chromosome abnormalities. At the same time, immune deficiency diseases can also cause the occurrence of malignant lymphoma. Generally, the growth rate of the mass is relatively fast, and the onset of the disease is generally urgent. The average time of symptoms is one to three months. The clinical examination of the disease must be very careful, and the final diagnosis should be made according to various examination results.