Early symptom of infantile leukaemia?

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My child is in the fourth grade this year. Last year, he began to have nausea and vomiting. He didn't want to eat at ordinary times. He was very thin and had a headache at night. He went to the hospital for examination. The doctor said that the child had leukemia in the early stage. Now the child is recuperating at home. So, what are the early symptoms of childhood leukemia? Let's talk about it.

Early symptom of infantile leukaemia?

Symptom 1: hemorrhage is the most common symptom in leukemia, and it can also appear in elderly leukemia. The main manifestations are skin bruises, ecchymosis, epistaxis, gingival hemorrhage, fundus and retina hemorrhage causing visual impairment. It often occurs at the same time with hemorrhage in other parts, which can be the precursor of intracranial hemorrhage. Headache and vomiting are common in intracranial hemorrhage, Pupil asymmetry, even coma and death.

Symptom 2: it is characterized by malignant and unlimited proliferation of leukemic cells in bone marrow and other hematopoietic tissues, infiltrating various tissues and organs of the whole body. Its clinical manifestations are long-term fever, anemia, systemic skin and mucosal bleeding, hepatosplenic lymph node enlargement, bone tenderness, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc. it can be diagnosed by bone marrow examination in the hospital and treated actively, Chemotherapy is the first choice, and bone marrow transplantation is necessary.

Symptom 3: clinical manifestations include vertigo, nausea, tinnitus, hard of hearing, walking, falling, etc. massive vomiting or hematochezia may occur when gastrointestinal bleeding occurs. Thrombocytopenia is the main cause of bleeding, but platelet dysfunction, reduction of coagulation factors, leukemic cell infiltration and infection toxin damage to blood vessels, and arteriosclerosis and fragility in the elderly, It may also be the cause of bleeding.

matters needing attention

In fact, in daily life, walking is a better way for leukemia patients, but should avoid going to crowded places, if necessary, should wear masks.