Patient's question:
I've been having nosebleeds recently for no reason, and it's not a symptom of a stomachache either. The nosebleeds are also hard to stop, and there's even peeling when I wash my face. I want to know if nosebleeds are a symptom of leukemia?Doctor's answer:
It doesn't necessarily mean you have leukemia if you get nosebleeds; the possibility is extremely low. Leukemia initially presents with fever, which doesn't subside, accompanied by chest pain. Although common clinical symptoms of leukemia include skin breakdown, leukemia patients usually have significantly abnormal blood test results, such as a decrease and reduction in white blood cells. Pay attention to a light diet, engage in moderate exercise, and maintain good health.