What are the health concerns of CML Leukemia?

Answer 1

Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia a cancer that spawns within the bone marrow, contains three stages once it has begun; chronic, accelerated, and blast crisis. The chronic phase could last up to months or years with very subtle signs hardly ever noticed. During the accelerated phase where leukemia cells increase in growth speed, the victim may experience bone aches, non-infecting fever, and a swollen spleen. If the CML is not treated at this point, the victim enters the blast crisis phase, where several serious problems occur due to bone marrow failure. Symptoms during the blast crisis include: bleeding, infection, bruising, excessive sweating (and night sweating), fatigue, fever, pressure under lower left ribs, occasional rash and weakness.