Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia- ALL (Adults)
Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) is a rapid-progressing cancer of the white blood cells that affects adults.
This condition occurs when the bone marrow produces an excess of immature lymphocytes, disrupting normal blood production. Symptoms often include fatigue, recurrent infections, bruising, and fever. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are critical for survival and long-term remission.
Causes and Risk Factors of Adult ALL
- Genetic mutations: Changes in DNA affecting lymphocyte production.
- Previous cancer treatments: Exposure to chemotherapy or radiation increases risk.
- Environmental factors like chemical exposure may also contribute.
Symptoms and Clinical Presentation
- Fatigue and weakness
- Frequent infections due to low immunity
- Unexplained bruising or bleeding
- Fever and night sweats
Treatment Options for Adult ALL
- Chemotherapy: Primary treatment to destroy leukemia cells.
- Targeted therapy: Drugs targeting specific cancer markers.
- Stem cell transplant may be recommended for high-risk cases.
Why Choose Us for Adult ALL Treatment
CureU Healthcare offers expert hematologists, advanced chemotherapy and transplant facilities, and personalized care to maximize survival and quality of life.
Conclusion
Adult ALL is an aggressive blood cancer requiring prompt intervention. CureU Healthcare combines cutting-edge treatments, monitoring, and compassionate support to ensure the best outcomes.
