Tumor lysis syndrome is a cancer treatment emergency, often seen in the early stages of cancer treatment. It is caused by the massive lysis of cancer cells released into the blood, thereby causing a variety of metabolic disorders.

One of the possible side effects of early cancer treatment is tumor lysis syndrome. Tumor lysis syndrome is very dangerous because it can damage vital organs, even affecting the patient's life. Therefore, cancer patients with tumor lysis syndrome should be closely monitored.

Tumor lysis syndrome is a dangerous complication in cancer treatment. Although very rare, but if it is not diagnosed and treated early, it can be life-threatening. The best treatment is to perform risk prevention before and during chemotherapy.

Complications of tumor lysis syndrome can occur acutely or after a long period of treatment. The toxicity of tumor lysis may be related to cancer drugs or from the tumor's response to treatment. Tumor lysis syndrome is most common in patients with non-hodgkin lymphoma or acute leukemia, however, the possibility of any rapidly progressing cancer cannot be excluded.