What are side effects of leukemia?

Answer 1

Fatigue, bruising,weakness, low blood counts, night sweats, fever and chills at times. There are a lot of symptoms that aren't that noticeable. If you have symptoms of something, always talk to a doctor.

Answer 2

They depend mainly on the type and extent of the leukemia treatment. Also, each person reacts differently. Side effects may even be different from one treatment to the next. Doctors try to plan the patient's therapy to keep the side effects of the leukemia treatment to a minimum.

Doctors and nurses can explain the side effects of treatment and can suggest medicine, diet changes, or other ways to deal with the leukemia side effects you experience.

The side effects of chemotherapy depend mainly on the drugs the patient receives. In addition, as with other types of treatment, leukemia side effects may vary from person to person. Generally, anticancer drugs affect dividing cells. Cancer cells divide more often than healthy cells and are more likely to be affected by chemotherapy. Still, some healthy cells also may be damaged. Healthy cells that divide often, including blood cells, cells in hair roots, and cells in the digestive tract, are likely to be damaged

Answer 3

What is the symproms of leukemia

Answer 4

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