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if a family member has had leukemia, does this increase your risk at it? Having a first-degree relative (parent, brother, sister, or child) who has leukemia increases one鈥檚 risk of having the disease by as much as 4 times that of someone who does not have an affected relative Hi, well it can be but it also can become active in your body when it hit a stage. But no its not always genetic. I am trying to support the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society by running a marathon this summer and raising funds. So far so good. :) If you need more information, you can visit http://www.teamintraining.org It may. Nope. It depends on your own life choices. There is an increased risk but they dont know how you get it in the first place. If a sibling has a genetic or environmental reason why they got leukaemia, other siblings maybe exposed to the same genetic or environmental conditions. Making them at a higher risk, but it is uncommon. Until medical professionals can determine how it is caused we will never really no. |
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I don't remember them moving. I have leukemia. I don't even remember them being big or anything. ...The biggest symptom you would experience would be anemia and possibly bleeding. All other symptoms stem from that. A CBC would show high white count with low neutrophil count and a low hemogl... It really depends on what type of leukemia she has. A-L-L (acute lymphoma leukemia) can take up to a year to detect. A-M-L (acute myeloid leukemia) can be much quicker, usually about 1 month or le... Hello! First let me say to you that I am very happy to meet another leukemia survivor!!if you were there 13-14 years ago, that means you did good! Praise to God for that!! And, well, I am not a leu... Of course I will pray for her and her family and friends. I don't know a great deal about leukemia other than common knowledge but I sincerely hope everything that can be done for her is done.... I'm so sorry. Yes, secondary leukemia can develop quickly and there is little anyone can do to stop the progression. Your father had already been heavily pre-treated and the chemotherapy co... What is your rare type? I also think you dont entirely understand your cancer because you mentioned that it spread to the bone marrow... if its leukemia that is where it started, not where it spr... This is a great site for info: ... |
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