I want to know some of the symptoms of Leukaemia?
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Here are some good websites for reading:\n\nhttp://www.medicinenet.com/leukemia/article.htm\nhttp://www.leukemia.org/hm_lls\nhttp://www.leukemia-research.org/\n\nI recently had a coworker that was concerned about lymphoma.  Good Luck!
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Cancer f the MOUTH, PHARYNX, and LARYNX-Symptoms.\n1. Hoarseness that lasts more than three to four weeks.\n2. Ulcerations, whitish plaques, sores, lumps- anywhere on the lips, tongue, gums, inside the cheeks, throat,and so on- that fail to disappear within 2 or 3 weeks.\n3. Repeated bleeding from the tongue, cheeks or throat of unexplained origin.\n4. A lump in the neck, under the chin, or at any angle of the jaw.\nConsult an E.N.T.Specialist.\nPlease see the webpages for more details on Throat cancer.
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What are the symptoms?
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A lot like having a flu bug you cannot shake and general malaise.  When my cousin had it (age 6) she developed bruises that did not heal.  She had a test done on a Friday for the cancer with negative results, another on Monday and it was positive.  She is now 16 and in remission for years.  Good luck.
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Do you mean leukemia?
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One sign of cancer is a sore that does not heal. Do good mouth care through out the day with a good antiseptic mouthwash, and brushing your teeth after every meal. And Gargle with salt water, 1/2 teaspoon salt to 1 Cup of water. Make sure you are eating a good healthy diet, and should take a natural multi vitamin. If the sore is not gone in two to three days, go see a doctor.\nCheck out this great healthy living web site with a lot of good information.\nhttp://www.recipes-for-a-healthy-home.com/index.html
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From this abstract (see link below), it sounds like lymphosis is a chronic lymphatic leukemia, which I believe is simply a specific kind of leukemia (cancer of the blood/bone marrow?).\n\nI hope this helps.
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Symptoms of mono can vary. I had this when I was 12 years old and was so lethargic (exhausted) I had to be homeschooled! Some of the symptoms you may notice are: \nFatigue/Exhaustion/Lethargy/Weakness/Sore throat/Fever \nSwollen lymph nodes &or swollen tonsils/Headaches/Skin rashes/Poor appetite or loss of appetite \n\nThis from Mayoclinic.com\nWhen to seek medical advice\nIf you've been feeling tired and weak; have had a persistent fever, headache, loss of appetite, rash and muscle aches; and have had swollen lymph nodes, tonsils and spleen — these are strong indications that you have mononucleosis. If rest and a healthy diet haven't resulted in easing your symptoms within a week or two or if your symptoms recur, see your doctor.\nScreening and diagnosis\nYour doctor may suspect mononucleosis based on your signs and symptoms and a physical examination.\n\nIf there's a need for additional confirmation, a Monospot test is generally done to check your blood for antibodies to the Epstein-Barr virus. This is a screening test with a result within a day. But it may not detect the infection during the first week of the illness. Another antibody blood test requires a longer result time, but can detect the disease even within the first week of symptoms. Other blood tests that may be used look for elevated numbers of white blood cells (lymphocytes) or abnormal-looking lymphocytes.\n\nHope this helps! Also if you type mononucleosis into your search engine lots of info will appear. It's not the worst thing that you can have, you will prob sleep a lot and feel like you have a cold that won't go away, I watched every Abbot and Costelo Video available when I had it, it's a very funny very old comedy... Feel Better!
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Extreme fatigue \nWeakness \nShortness of breath \nConfusion or loss of concentration \nDizziness or fainting \nPale skin, including decreased pinkness of the lips, gums, lining of the eyelids, nail beds and palms \nRapid heart beat (tachycardia) \nFeeling cold \nSadness or depression
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While you are having your blood checked for uric acid (which indicates gout) have it checked for rheumatoid factor (indicates rheumatoid arthritis). RA has the following symptoms: The joint can be: Warm to touch, reddened, swollen, deformed, stiff, painful. Hope that helps some.
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the description does not tell much but I would recommend you to see a doctor while your symptoms are there, good luck
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Leukemia is a cancer of the blood or bone marrow characterized by an abnormal proliferation of blood cells, usually white blood cells called leukocytes. (Thus it's name)\n\nSome of the Symptoms are damage to the bone marrow resulting in a lack of blood platelets, which are important in the blood clotting process. Thus, people with leukemia may become bruised easily, bleed excessively, or develop Petechia. (broken capillaries, usually on the surface of the skin.) People with leukemia are also susceptible to infections. Furthermore, those suffering from Leukemia tend to develop anemia, which may cause shortness of breath and fatigue. Bone or joint pain may occur as the cancer spreads. \n\nThe exact cause of leukemia is unknown but is influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. Leukemias, like other cancers, result from somatic mutations in the DNA which activate oncogenes (a modified gene that increases the malignancy of a tumor cell) or inactivate tumour suppressor genes, and disrupt the regulation of cell death, differentiation or division. These mutations may occur spontaneously or as a result of exposure to radiation or carcinogenic substances (such as Alcoholic beverages , tobacco, Coal, some rubbers, Aluminium  and many others.) and are likely influenced by genetic factors.\n\nA Staph Infection, Staphylococcus aureus, is not cancer. That is not to say that it is not a serious illness. It can lead to many other illnesses that range from the annoying skin infections to life-threatening diseases such as pneumonia, meningitis and septicemia among others. Staph is a Bacteria, so it has no relation to cancer. I would recommend you keep taking your daughter to the doctor and do whatever s/he tells you to do. If she doesn’t get better in a week or so, take her to another doctor for a second opinion. \n\nOne note: If they tested her blood for Staph and they didn’t find cancer cells, then I wouldn't be too worried about Leukemia, however, I am NOT a doctor. \n\nI hope this helps.
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Signs of anemia may include the following: \n\nBlack and tarry stools (sticky and foul smelling) \nMaroon, or visibly bloody stools \nRapid heart rate \nRapid breathing \nPale or cold skin \nYellow skin called jaundice \nLow blood pressure \nHeart murmur \nEnlargement of the spleen \n\nSymptoms of anemia may include the following: \n\nFatigue \nTrouble breathing \nChest pain \nAbdominal pain \nWeight loss \nWeakness \nDizziness and passing out, especially upon standing\n\n~~~\n\nThat eating soil thing is just a myth...your daughter is eating soil because she can.  IF she is anemic, she doesn't have some innate knowledge that soil will give her iron.
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usually loss of apetite, feeling tired, and bruises. it's all caused by the lack of white blood cells and platelets.
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only one true way to know and that is a blood test where the amount of hemoglobin and number of red blood cells are counted per ml of blood (hematocrit), classically referred to as an "H & H".  Gerenal sympoms of fatigue, pallor, rapid heartbeat, feeling short of breath may all be signs of anemia or many other things and you will not be able to differentiate this on your own.  Anemia must have a cause (chronic blood loss, acute blood loss, iron defficiency, vitamin B12 defficience, acute viral illness (some types) just to name a few).  Get seen by a doc, get an exam and a blood test to find out.
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You NEED to see a doctor.  to be honest, a few years back I was diagnosed with cancer.  I had Hodgkins disease (lymphoma) and that was a one of the symptoms I had.  Not to alarm you, just providing info.  You may just be having night sweats
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Firstly congrats on surviving this nasty cancer.\nAs for having children, you may need to see a fertility specialist, there is some talk that the treatment protocols for leukaemia can make you infertile because they are so strong.\nIf you are able to have children, i dont believe there would be an issue of your child getting leukaemia, it is not ment to be genetic. But I would also see a genetic councillor if you are able to have children. Good luck!