Monocytic leukemia history and symptoms

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History and Symptoms

Common symptoms

• Swollen lymph nodes that usually don't hurt (especially lymph nodes in the neck or armpit)

• Fever or night sweat

• Frequent infections

• Feeling weak or tired

• Bleeding and bruising easily (bleeding gums, purplish patches in the skin, or tiny red spots under the skin)

• Swelling or discomfort in the abdomen (from a swollen spleen or liver)

• Weight loss for no known reason

• Pain in the bones or joints