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Yes, blood clots are a possible side effect of leukemia. Certain types of leukemia, like AML and ALL, carry a higher risk of clotting. Treatments, such as chemotherapy, can also increase this risk. Symptoms of blood clots include swelling, tenderness, pain, or discolored skin, often in the lower leg. Blood clots can be Show Full Answer

Yes, blood clots are a possible side effect of leukemia. Certain types of leukemia, like AML and ALL, carry a higher risk of clotting. Treatments, such as chemotherapy, can also increase this risk. Symptoms of blood clots include swelling, tenderness, pain, or discolored skin, often in the lower leg. Blood clots can be serious and require immediate medical attention. For more, visit url: https://www.myleukemiateam.com/resources/abnorm....

December 8, 2024

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