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Do I have leukaemia
Your symptoms can be seen in many disorders, both benign and malignant, so we cannot diagnose leukemia based on them. If you are concerned you should see your primary care doctor READ MORE
Your symptoms can be seen in many disorders, both benign and malignant, so we cannot diagnose leukemia based on them. If you are concerned you should see your primary care doctor who will order a CBC with differential to see if the blood counts are abnormal in a way that might suggest leukemia. You would then be referred immediately to a hematologist if they did suggest a bone marrow problem such as leukemia. At times unexplained bruising can be from conditions such as iron deficiency which is easily treated.. your bruising could also be contributed to by the aspirin you take. Achy knees can occur in many conditions, many of them benign. Again, I would start with some blood work with your primary care physician.
My husband is A positive and I am B negative, could this be an issue when conceiving?
The issue is that you are Rh negative and your husband is Rh positive. If the baby is positive, you could have a hemolytic reaction- so when pregnant you will receive injections READ MORE
The issue is that you are Rh negative and your husband is Rh positive. If the baby is positive, you could have a hemolytic reaction- so when pregnant you will receive injections of Rhogam to prevent this. It won't be an issue. There is no issue with conceiving.
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