What is white blood disease?

White blood disease or leukemia is a cancer of blood cells. This is a malignant blood disease that occurs on all ages but most children.

The disease is rapid and leads to death if it is not diagnosed and treated promptly. Characteristics of the disease stem from mutant cells ignoring the mechanism of self-decomposition and further division, they proliferate excessively in the bone marrow and gradually occupy the entire resources of the body leading to The bone marrow can no longer produce the amount of useful cells that the body requires, gradually bringing the body to severe depression and anemia.

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Cancer is a difficult disease to treat because it is not just a single disease.

There is a special type of cancer that hurts children more than any cancer, which is white blood disease.

Stem cells are similar to underdeveloped children but contain great potential.

In the bone marrow, stem cells differentiate into blood cells.

White blood is the most common cancer in children.

Blood cancer affects children more than any other cancer.

When the bone marrow is unable to reproduce the amount of useful cells that the body requires, blood flow will become exhausted.

In order to recover the normal function of the blood, cancerous blood cells must be removed.

Bone marrow transplantation is a complex process, requiring antigenic matching between the patient and donor.

Blood cancer may be an unhappy disease, but there is still much hope.