Can acute aplastic anemia be cured?

Clinically, aplastic anemia is mainly divided into two categories, namely acute aplastic anemia and chronic aplastic anemia. Among them, acute aplastic anemia is more serious and more difficult to treat. Strictly speaking, acute aplastic anemia can be cured, but you have to be careful about the method.

1. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the reason why acute aplastic anemia occurs is that it is most closely related to the body's blood production and the kidneys and spleen. The kidneys store essence, are responsible for bone and marrow production, and essence produces blood. The spleen is responsible for transportation and transformation, and the essence of acquired water and grain is transformed into blood through the spleen's transportation and transformation. Modern Chinese medicine believes that acute aplastic anemia is caused by the invasion of external toxins by the human body, which directly damages the internal organs, damages the essence and consumes blood, and shows symptoms of deficiency of essence and blood. A combination of internal and external treatments is adopted, which cooperate with each other and work synergistically to achieve the effects of expelling toxins, expelling evil, replenishing essence and nourishing marrow, and restoring bone marrow hematopoietic function. Treatment of acute aplastic anemia should not be blindly sought, but targeted treatment is required.

2. Acute aplastic anemia has an acute onset and progressive worsening of anemia, often accompanied by severe infection and visceral bleeding. Peripheral blood hemoglobin decreases rapidly. Anti-lymphocyte globulin and anti-thymocyte globulin can be used for treatment. These products have the function of suppressing immunity mediated by immune-active T cells. They can induce T cell proliferation and restore hematopoiesis.

3. Acute aplastic anemia should avoid infection, especially cold symptoms. Viral infection is also considered as one of the causes of aplastic anemia in clinical diagnosis. The most common one is hepatitis virus. Clinical observation shows that aplastic anemia is more common in non-A, non-B hepatitis, and has nothing to do with hepatitis A. Some patients with aplastic anemia have a history of cold before the onset of the disease, which shows that some aplastic anemia may be secondary to the common cold.

4. Avoid high radiation after suffering from acute aplastic anemia. Use the medicine under the guidance of a doctor. ; In terms of treatment, Chinese medicine for clearing heat, cooling blood and detoxifying is used, and supportive therapies such as component blood transfusion, broad-spectrum antibiotics, immunoglobulin G, hematopoietic stimulating factors, etc. are actively cooperated with.