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I think it is important to exercise to keep the blood flow moving and the body healthy. I think those excess bad cells may be collecting in spaces that have less flow and when they collect they can do their damage? I notice when I exercise those cells do not like what I am doing and I either see a greenish bruising or petechiae which is the bad cells breaking capillaries causing pinkish, reddish, or purple color skin which people may think of as bruising? After a few days rest the problem clear up for me? I do not suffer from pains at this time but I know those bad cells can attack anything at anytime?
Yes, many people with leukemia experience pain and aches in their arms. This is often due to the accumulation of cancerous white blood cells in the bone marrow, which puts pressure on the nerves inside the bone tissue. This can cause soreness, aching, or sharp pain, particularly in the long bones of the arms. The pain Show Full Answer
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