Causes of leukemia (blood cancer)
Some studies suggest that the causes of leukemia (blood cancer) is a combination of viral, genetic, immunological factor, and a weak immune system against radiation and some chemicals.
However, it is not known exactly how the arrival of the disease. Found that cells that are young and white blood cells do not accumulate in the tissue of origin. Young cells enter the bloodstream, and then infiltrate into other body tissue, ultimately resulting in the organ do not function. Acute leukemia is usually more common in men than women.
Symptoms of Leukemia (Blood Cancer)
In particular, the symptoms are high heat, abnormal bleeding, such as bleeding in the nose (epistaxis), gums bleeding, the presence of red spot or brown, prone to bruises, and in women, menstrual periods are longer.
Previous symptoms, such as heat is not too high, fatigue, and loss of energy, occurs a few days or months before symptoms arise. Patients will also have pale, cold, and repeated infections.
There is also leukemia accompanied by shortness of breath, anemia, fatigue, unwell (malaise), rapid heart rate, palpitations, heart murmur, as well as bone or stomach pain.
