Understanding Acute Leukemia and Chronic Leukemia

By Cinta Esty

acute lymphoblastic leukemia

Acute leukemia that may be referred to as cold-blooded murderer, the withdrawal in the film.

sometimes people do not know what suffered indeed a vicious disease called acute leukemia, symptoms of acute leukemia are often indicated by simple people with infection, anemia is not improved quickly, and when the wound bleeding tendency that is not frozen quickly.

Classification is based on the type of leukemia cells, leukemia lymphosit the attack is known as lymphocytic leukemia, the leukemia cells that affect myeloid as neurotic, basophile, eosinophile known as myelocytic leukemia.
Based classification of cells, in leukemia for up to 4

1. Acute lymphocytic leukemia (ALL)
Often occur in normal children and can also occur in adults, mainly aged 65 years or more.

2. Mylocytic acute leukemia (MAL)
Is the tendency of adults rather than children, this first type is called non lymphocytic acute leukemia.

3.    Lymphocytic chronic leukemia
With the age of 55 years often suffer this type of leukemia, also sometimes suffered by young adults and occurs almost not found in children.

4. Mylocytic chronic leukemia
Common in adults and can occur in children although it is very small.

Information on the above surely the difference between acute leukemia and chronic leukemia, someone said to suffer acute symptoms of leukemia will be incurred and continues to highly malignant rapidly. Likely people will also experience loss of muscle control, eye sores, confusion and even seizures.

In chronic leukemia because of slow process to make a little difficult not to have detected some of leukemia or other diseases. Tendency symptoms arise in the digestive track, a fever caused by fatigue and also in kidney problems.

Indeed from all of that may called acute leukemia needs to be known through symptoms or signs that have to avoid anything that does not need to happen.

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