India, Sept. 23 -- Blood cancer does not always begin with a dramatic warning. More often, it can begin quietly, with fatigue that does not improve with rest, recurrent infections, a fever with no clear cause, unexplained bruising, or a lymph node that remains swollen, shared Dr Nitin Agarwal with HT Lifestyle.

He noted that these symptoms are easy to attribute to stress, a demanding routine or a routine illness. But when a change in the body persists beyond what is expected, recurs, or occurs alongside other symptoms, it warrants medical attention.

"In blood cancer, recognising that something is not normal for you can be an important first step towards diagnosis," stated Dr Agarwal. "Blood cancers, including leukaemia, lymphoma and mul...