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Although there are many different types of leukemia, the symptoms between these types can be similar. Many symptoms are due to a lack of functioning blood cells and carrying oxygen throughout the body, preventing infection, and stopping bleeding. Some symptoms may also be caused by low levels of hemoglobin, a protein that helps transport oxygen to the body. The symptoms of leukemia include weakness, fatigue, and fatigue. This may be caused by the leukemia itself or by the low hemoglobin levels of many leukemia patients. Fever and frequent infections caused by low healthy white blood cell counts. Excessive sweating or night sweating can lead to bleeding and bruising, including gum bleeding caused by low platelet levels. Frequent epistaxis with petechiae, a rash like needle like spot that accumulates on the skin, caused by skin bleeding. This is also due to low platelet levels. Short of breath. This may be caused by low hemoglobin levels and lung infections. Enlarged lymph nodes in the neck, armpits, stomach, or groin due to splenomegaly, loss of appetite or feeling full after eating very little food, unknown weight loss, bone and joint pain. For female patients, menstrual periods are longer or heavier than normal