Men and women discussing Chronic myeloid leukaemiaWhat to ask your doctor about chronic myeloid leukaemia (CML)

Some questions you might ask your doctor

  • How would I know if I had a form of chronic leukaemia?
  • Am I more likely to develop leukaemia than anyone else?
  • I have some swollen glands in my neck – how can you be sure that they are an infection and not leukaemia?
  • Is there anything I can do to reduce my risk of developing chronic leukaemia?
  • My family and I live near to an electricity pylon so are we at risk of developing chronic leukaemia?
  • I have worked in the petrol / rubber industry – will this increase my risk of leukaemia and should I be screened?
  • Are there guidelines for when someone with leukaemia symptoms should see a specialist?
 
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