Some common side effects of treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukaemia include.
All leukemia chemo side effects.
Losing your hair during chemotherapy is common but it s also temporary.
This information is about treating acute lymphocytic leukemia all in adults.
White blood cells help fight infections.
Common side effects can include.
Hair loss mouth sores loss of appetite nausea and vomiting diarrhea or constipation.
Soreness and dryness in the mouth soreness and dryness in the mouth medications for cancer can cause sore mouth ulcers.
Most chemo side effects stop once treatment is over.
Nausea or vomiting that prevents you from eating or drinking or taking your normal medications severe diarrhoea stomach cramps or constipation coughing or shortness of breath a new rash reddening of the skin itching.
Some might take months or years to go away.
When your treatment ends your hair.
An increased risk of infection low number of red blood cells anaemia.
In recent years doctors have begun to use more intensive chemo regimens which has led to more responses to treatment.
Chemotherapy reduces the number of white blood cells in the blood.
To learn about all in children see leukemia in children the main treatment for acute lymphocytic leukemia all in adults is typically long term chemotherapy chemo.
The side effects depend on which treatments you have.
This increases your risk of infections.
Severe infections can be life threatening.
Common side effects extreme fatigue infections hair loss nausea and vomiting diarrhea heartburn constipation mouth sores aches and pains low blood pressure low levels of red cells white cells and platelets in the blood anemia caused by a low red cell count rash.
Mouth sores diarrhea hair loss rashes itchy skin nausea and vomiting headaches loss of appetite fatigue neuropathy numbness tingling or muscle weakness usually in the hands or feet.
Aml treatments like chemotherapy stem cell transplant or a bone marrow transplant can often make you.
Side effects of acute myeloid leukemia treatment fatigue.