Atypical Clinical Symptoms of Acute Leukemia, June 29, 1986

Atypical Clinical Symptoms of Acute Leukemia, June 29, 1986

1. Clinical manifestations such as nephritis, tinnitus, and bilateral blindness are all caused by infiltration of leukemia cells.

2. Vomiting and electrolyte disturbances are the most common clinical symptoms of acute leukemia. Due to elevated serum lysozyme levels in acute patients, renal tubules are damaged, leading to renal insufficiency, which in turn exacerbates vomiting and electrolyte disturbances. Most patients experience nausea and vomiting after chemotherapy.

3. Aplastic anemia–leukemia syndrome: both are stem cell disorders and can transform into each other.

4. Acute leukemia and pregnancy. Regarding the relationship between this disease and pregnancy, some believe that pregnancy can promote the remission of leukemia, while others believe that pregnancy can worsen it.