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Leukemia without excess bleeding? |
heres something ive been wondering, is it possible for someone to have leukemia without excess bleeding? Like a wound that heals normaly, rather then bleeds like people with leukemia do. Please dont answer if you dont truly know. No I mean like with bruising too. Sorry, I dident add that. Here is where you'll find the best info: Yes, it's entierly possible. There are many different types of leukemia (acute and chronic, myelogenous and lymphocytic), and a lot of variability in how each of these diseases presents. |
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