Questions to Ask Your Doctor
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- I have symptoms, and I'm worried it may be leukemia.
- I have leukemia, and this is a checkup or follow-up visit.
- I have leukemia, and I'm sick or having problems.
I have symptoms, and I'm worried it may be leukemia.
What to Ask Your Doctor
Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022
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Could my symptoms be a sign of leukemia?
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Are there tests for leukemia? How are they done?
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When can I expect test results, and what will they tell me?
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What are the different types of leukemia?
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Should I be tested for other illnesses that can cause symptoms like mine?
I have leukemia, and this is a checkup or follow-up visit.
What to Ask Your Doctor
Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022
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What stage is my leukemia, and what does the stage mean for me?
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What are my treatment choices? What are the risks and benefits?
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Can my leukemia be cured?
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If I need chemotherapy, how will it be given? What side effects can I expect?
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What precautions should I take moving forward?
I have leukemia, and I'm sick or having problems.
What to Ask Your Doctor
Reviewed by Gabriela Pichardo, MD on March 05, 2022
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Could my symptoms be a sign that my leukemia is getting worse?
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Will I need additional tests?
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Could my problems be caused by the treatments I'm receiving?
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Should I try a different treatment? What are my choices?
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Can anything be done to ease my symptoms and help me feel better?
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