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But if you start to notice bruises popping up all the time, especially in strange places like your hands or fingers, it should raise an alarm. Easy, unusual bruising can be a sign of leukemia, according to Cancer Treatment Centers of America. Over time, leukemia impairs the bloodâs ability to carry oxygen and clot.
Symptoms of leukemia can be easy to overlook because they can mimic symptoms of the flu or a bad cold. To tell the difference, ask the person in your care about any possible bone pain or tenderness, swollen lymph nodes, shortness of breath, loss of appetite or weight, and abdominal pain from an enlarged spleen.ike the blobby looking cells in this photo, the leukemia cells eventually crowd out healthy white cells, sapping the body's infection-fighting capabilties. Over time, leukemia cells also crowd out red blood cells and platelets, impairing the blood's ability to carry oxygen and clot.