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I have read that those bad cells do their work all over the body. We can see our skin which is the biggest organ in our body but inside us are many different organs which can be affected by those bad cells. It is up to be aware of and monitor our body and health and get help when something is not right? I learned that our medication can have possible ill affects with our health so this is something elementary to think about when you are trying to solve your problem?
My sense is that CLL can impact any part of our bodies, as it is a blood disorder a nd thus is everywhere in our systems. I do not always feel that my GP knows enough about CLL, so I often simply email my oncologist if I believe that my CLL/SLL may be shotwing itself elsewhere in my body. I hope that helps a bit.
How are kidney issues related to CLL?
Actually, CLL can be connected to kidney problems in a few ways. While CLL primarily affects blood cells, it can impact kidney function indirectly.
Here's how CLL might relate to your kidney test results:
* CLL weakens your immune system, making you more vulnerable to infections like Show Full Answer
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