Answer:
Myelodyspasia or Myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS syndrome) is a group of associated bone marrow disorders that results in the production of insufficient blood cells. The World Health Organization divides MDS into subtypes based on blood cell type:
- red blood cells,
- white blood cells,
- platelets
Explanation:
Myelodyspasia occurs when something that regulates and controlls the production of blood cells become disturbed.
Doctors divide two causes of myelodysplasia: with no known cause - easier to treat, and myelodysplasia caused by chemicals and radiation - occurs in response to cancer treatment, such as chemotherapy and radiation, or in response to chemical exposure. They are often harder to treat.
