Patient's question:
My child is now 3 and a half years old. He often doesn't eat and gets angry easily. Sometimes after walking a few steps, the baby's face turns pale. How can I diagnose leukemia in my child?Doctor's answer:
Based on your condition, the early symptoms include pale complexion, lack of energy, fatigue, poor appetite, nosebleeds or gum bleeding, fever. Most children develop fever at the onset, with varying patterns such as low-grade fever, irregular fever, persistent high fever, or remittent fever, generally without chills. Anemia, skin peeling, symptoms and signs caused by leukemia cell infiltration, testicular infection, green tumors, and infections of other organs.