Adul acute myeloid leukemia in nagpur (AML) is a rare and aggressive cancer that impacts the bone marrow and blood. It generally occurs due to mutations in specific genes or chromosomes.
While AML predominantly affects individuals aged 60 and older, it can also occur in younger adults and children. This life-threatening condition requires prompt treatment. Fortunately, advancements in therapies are enabling patients to live longer with AML.
Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) encompasses several subtypes, each affecting blood cell levels uniquely and exhibiting distinct symptoms and treatment responses.
Medical pathologists classify AML subtypes by examining cancerous cells under a microscope, analyzing chromosomal changes, and identifying mutations in specific genes that regulate cell growth and function.
The main AML subtypes are:
In its early stages, AML symptoms may resemble those of a persistent cold or flu. Acute myeloid leukemia is aggressive, leading to the rapid development of more noticeable symptoms. Later symptoms include:
In its early stages, AML symptoms may resemble those of a persistent cold or flu. Acute myeloid leukemia is aggressive, leading to the rapid development of more noticeable symptoms. Later symptoms include:
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