Signs and Symptoms
Acute lymphoblastic leukemia's (ALL's) signs and symptoms are common to other, less serious illnesses. However, if you're troubled by any of the following symptoms, see your doctor:
- aches in the arms, legs or back
- black-and-blue marks (bruises) for no clear reason
- enlarged lymph nodes
- fever without an obvious cause or a lasting, low-grade fever
- headaches
- pale skin
- pinhead-size red spots under the skin (called petechiae)
- prolonged bleeding from minor cuts
- shortness of breath during normal physical activity
- tiredness or no energy
- vomiting
- unexplained weight loss
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