What reason is white blood patient foot ache?
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Leukemia for patients, if appear, the main reason is because the patient's body of a kind of hematopoietic stem cells appear malignant proliferation. And it is not only a case of malignant hyperplasia, but also a case of uncontrolled proliferation and differentiation disorder. What reason is white blood patient foot ache? Let's talk about it
What reason is white blood patient foot ache?
Some patients do have leg pain after suffering from this disease. In fact, this is not the pain of the leg, but because the disease has leukocyte infiltration, making the patient's bones and joints react. For example, it can lead to a large number of leukocyte hyperplasia in the patient's bone marrow cavity, pressing the adjacent tissue, leading to necrosis, causing the patient's joints and periosteum to be involved, causing bleeding. The first symptom is mostly joint pain.
More than 10% to 23% of patients with acute leukemia have symptoms of joint pain. The pain can be persistent or paroxysmal. At the same time, it leads to joint dysfunction. The exact location of the pain is sometimes uncertain, and the pain can swim away. Specific parts of the pain can be concentrated in the knee or wrist, elbow and other parts.
Some chemicals can cause leukemia. The incidence of leukemia in the population exposed to benzene and its derivatives was higher than that in the general population. There are also reports of leukemia induced by nitrosamines, bentazone and its derivatives, chloramphenicol, etc. Some anti-tumor cytotoxic drugs, such as nitrogen mustard, cyclophosphamide, methylbenzylhydrazine, VP16, VM26 and so on, can induce leukemia.
matters needing attention
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