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Symptoms of leukemia india| Bone Marrow Transplant Abroad


Leukemia symptoms are often mild at first but slowly worsen over time. Some people with chronic (slow-growing) leukemia don’t notice any symptoms at all, and only find out they have the disease when they have a routine blood test.

The symptoms of leukemia depend on how many abnormal white blood cells are in the body, and where they collect.

In cases of acute (fast-growing) leukemia, abnormal white blood cells multiply rapidly and spill out from the bone marrow into the bloodstream, crowding out healthy blood cells, which can no longer do their job properly.

In chronic leukemia, abnormal white blood cells fail to die, and slowly build up in the bloodstream, bone marrow, and other organs.

Common symptoms of leukemia

Some of the more common symptoms of leukemia include:
  • tiredness
  • anemia (paleness, weakness, breathlessness)
  • repeated infections, for example, mouth sores, infected cuts, and scratches
  • prone to bruising and bleeding.

Other symptoms of leukemia

Less common symptoms of leukemia can include:
  • bone pain
  • chest pain
  • painful or swollen gums
  • skin rashes
  • headaches or eyesight problems
  • vomiting
  • enlarged spleen or lymph glands

If you notice any of these symptoms, it doesn’t mean you have leukemia, but it’s a good idea to see your doctor for a check-up. Read More...

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