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If acute leukemia relapse, white blood cell will drop? or any other symptoms ?
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Symptoms likely: To be similar to those present at the initial diagnosis. Wbc can be high or low.
Answered 11/14/2013
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Acute leukemia: White count may drop or it could rise significantly, both or concerning. Other symptoms, easy bruising, infections, weakness, list goes on and on.
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