What symptom can leukaemia cause?

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Leukemia is a kind of malignant disease that appears in the hematopoietic system. Leukemia can be divided into acute and chronic. Although there are types, the clinical manifestations, basic pathological changes and early symptoms of both acute and chronic leukemia are basically similar. What are the early manifestations of leukemia? Let's talk about it.

What symptom can leukaemia cause?

Anemia is the first manifestation of leukemia. The more serious anemia, the more serious leukemia can be seen. Leukemia patients are usually the first manifestation of anemia is pale skin without luster, poor spirit, easy fatigue, often shortness of breath, sweating and so on. Anemia is mainly caused by the abnormal proliferation of white blood cells in the body, which inhibits the synthesis of red blood cells. In addition, the synthesis of ineffective red blood cells, hemolysis, blood loss and other factors will also cause anemia.

Bleeding is also a common early symptom in patients with acute leukemia. And the location of bleeding in leukemia patients is uncertain, can occur in all parts of the body, skin ecchymosis, nasal bleeding, gingival bleeding, menorrhagia and so on are common. Serious condition may appear visceral bleeding and so on.

Febrile leukemia patients in the early stage of the disease will appear different degrees of temperature rise, and may also be accompanied by chills, sweating and other physical reactions. Leukemia itself has fever phenomenon, but if it is high fever often can prompt whether there is secondary infection, and infection can occur in all parts of the body.

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Central nervous system discomfort leukemia patients may have headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting and other symptoms of central nervous system discomfort. This is because leukemia cells cause damage to the central nervous system, meningeal stimulation and intracranial nerve damage.