Symptoms of ALL can be similar to those caused by other illnesses. The symptoms are caused...

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Symptoms of ALL can be similar to those caused by other illnesses. The symptoms are caused by too many abnormal white blood cells and not enough normal white cells, red cells and platelets. Symptoms of ALL might include one or more of the following: • feeling weak or tired • flu-like symptoms • a high temperature (fever) • picking up or not being able to shake off infections such as coughs and colds • bruising and bleeding easily weight loss • swelling of your lymph nodes • pain in your bones or joints breathlessness • . • feeling full in your tummy (abdomen) • looking pale or washed out > Find out what happens when seeing your GP Symptoms of ALL can be similar to those caused by other illnesses. The symptoms are caused by too many abnormal white blood cells and not enough normal white cells, red cells and platelets. Symptoms of ALL might include one or more of the following: • feeling weak or tired • flu-like symptoms • a high temperature (fever) • picking up or not being able to shake off infections such as coughs and colds • bruising and bleeding easily weight loss • swelling of your lymph nodes • pain in your bones or joints breathlessness • . • feeling full in your tummy (abdomen) • looking pale or washed out > Find out what happens when seeing your GP

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When seeing your GP for symptoms of ALL your GP will likely perform a physical examination and as... View the full answer