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Leukemia (cont.)

When to Seek Medical Care

See a health care provider promptly if any of the following symptoms appear:

  • Unexplained fevers


  • Night sweats


  • Unexplained weight loss


  • Bleeding or bruising easily


  • Swelling in your neck, under your arm, or in your groin


  • Persistent pain in your abdomen, back, or bony areas 


  • Persistent headache, confusion, balance problems, or difficulty concentrating


  • Sores or minor infections that fail to heal


  • Persistent blurred vision



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