Can bone marrow regenerate?

Bone marrow can also regenerate. Bone marrow cells can regrow under specific conditions, restoring the regenerative ability of bone marrow tissue and bone tissue.

Human bone marrow is mainly divided into two types, one is yellow bone marrow and the other is red bone marrow. Yellow bone marrow contains a lot of fat, but it has no hematopoietic ability. After birth, the bone marrow cavities throughout the body are filled with red bone marrow, but with age, there are more and more fat cells in the bone marrow. After the age of 6, the red bone marrow in the bone cavity will be converted into yellow bone marrow, and finally only flat cancellous bones contain red bone marrow. This change is mainly because adults do not need bone marrow cavity hematopoiesis, and part of the bone marrow cavity hematopoiesis can supply blood cells used by the whole body, but when the human body has anemia, the yellow bone marrow will be converted into red bone marrow to restore the body's hematopoietic function.

Red bone marrow exists in the mesh between the sparse bone tissue of flat bones. It is a sponge-like tissue that can produce red blood cells, so it is called red bone marrow. It is an important hematopoietic organ in the human body that can produce red blood cells, as well as platelets and white blood cells, which can regenerate the bone marrow.

Of course, once you suffer from a bone marrow disease, it may affect the hematopoietic function of the bone marrow. You should go to the hospital in time to repair the normal function of the bone marrow and avoid affecting your health.