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A Honor Society of Nursing (STTI) answered. Chronic lymphocytic leukemia disrupts the normal balance of blood cells in the body, and then spreads to major organ tissues. The cancerous cells can cause swelling in the lymph nodes, located in the neck, underarm, and groin, and the liver and spleen, leading to a feeling of fullness or painful bloating.
Some general symptoms of leukemia include: 1  Fever, chills. 2  Fatigue, weakness. 3  Loss of appetite, weight loss. 4  Night sweats. 5  Bone/joint pain. 6  Abdominal discomfort. 7  Headaches. 8  Shortness of breath. 9  Frequent infections. 10  Easy bruising or bleeding. 11  Petechiae (small red spots under the skin).