Patient's question:
The baby has been having high fever recently. Even taking fever-reducing medicine and getting intravenous drips hasn't helped bring it down. The baby has been crying non-stop and can't even eat. The doctor checked the blood and said there are some symptoms of leukemia. This scared us terribly. The baby is so young. If it really does have leukemia, what should we do? Who can help? What are the early symptoms of childhood leukemia?Doctor's answer:
Regarding leukemia, there are many subtypes in clinical diagnosis. Although there are various subtypes, the early symptoms of leukemia are quite similar. They may include persistent low-grade fever and certain changes in the blood. Since the doctor has already checked the blood, it proves that there are fluctuations in your baby's blood. However, to diagnose leukemia, it is still necessary to take her to the hospital as soon as possible for a bone marrow puncture examination.