How does blood cancer
Usually there can be several causes of blood cancer. Leukemia is the most common blood cancer. On leukemia, cancer cells begin to interfere with the process of making the body blood. Leukemia attacks blood as well as the bone marrow.
If a person’s body’s immune system is weak, then it can lead to blood cancer.
If you are infected with a particular type of infection, there may be a possibility of blood cancer.
The high dose of radiation therapy used for the treatment of any other type of cancer can lead to blood cancer.
Infections such as HIV and AIDS affect the immune system, which can lead to blood cancer.
What are the symptoms of blood cancer?
In most cases of blood cancer the patient feels fatigue and weakness. This happens because the number of red blood cells in the blood starts reducing, thereby causing blood loss in the person.
Abnormal white blood cells are collected from the accumulation in the liver, causing swelling and other problems in the stomach. This type of swelling can also reduce your appetite. Your belly starts to eat only a little. In this case, you must contact the doctor.
A person with a blood cancer is prone to infection again and again, when leukemia cells develop in the body, then complaints of infection in the patient’s mouth, throat, skin, lungs etc. can be seen.
Those who have cancer, their weight starts decreasing abnormally, if the weight of the body without any effort is reduced, then it can be seen as the primary symptom of cancer.
Fever is a common symptom of cancer. The cancerous patient’s immune system weakens, so patients often have fever. Symptoms of fever are often found in blood cancer, leukemia, etc.
Unusual buildup of leukemia cells in the body prevents bone marrow from forming healthy blood cells, such as platelets, due to its deficiency, blood bleeding problems can be seen from the patient’s nose, during menstrual cycle, gums etc.
Pain in the bones and joints not only can cause arthritis but also the symptoms of blood cancer. Blood cancer is a disease in the bone marrow that is found in excessive amount of bones and joints.
Often a headache complaint, or a migraine complaint
Stroke.
There is frequent confusion of having a trauma or some other thing, i.e. many times the patient seems mentally disturbed.
Feeling vomiting or having a vomiting occurring
Complain of rhesus in place of skin
Swelling of the jaw or flowing of blood
It takes more time to fill any wound or injury.
