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How common is fatigue with stage i chronic lymphocytic leukemia?
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About 10-20%: Fatigue is nonspecific. Here we talked about extreme fatigue not very common. Most people with cll, especially at early stage, are asymptomatic. About 10-20% people will experience so-called b symptoms (fatigue, fever, night sweat, or weight loss). This number could go higher as disease progresses, but no linear relationship.
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