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Symptoms of leukemia often prompt a visit to the doctor.This is a good thing because it means the disease may be found earlier than itotherwise would. Early diagnosis can lead to more successful treatment.
Many signs and symptoms of childhood leukemia occur whenleukemia cells crowd out normal cells.
Common symptoms include:
Fatigue or pale skin
Infections and fever
Easy bleeding or bruising
Extreme fatigue or weakness
Shortness of breath
Coughing
Other symptoms may include:
Bone or joint pain
Swelling in the abdomen, face, arms, underarms, sides ofneck, or groin
Swelling above the collarbone
Loss of appetite or weight loss
Headaches, seizures, balance problems, or abnormal vision
Vomiting
Rashes
Gum problems
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