This test aids in the identification of particular leukaemia types.

Describe leukaemia:

A blood cancer called leu-leukaemia is brought on by problems with the formation of blood cells. There are three different forms of acute leukaemia

Causes of Leukaemia :

Leukaemia is caused by the blood cells' abnormal growth. Blood cells in the body include:

• Platelets
• Black blood cells
• a stem cell
• Blood cells, red
• varieties of leukaemia

Infants are primarily affected by acute lymphocytic leukaemia.

Most cases of acute myeloid leukaemia are in adults. Children with chronic myeloid leukaemia are extremely rare. There were none to be seen.

Classification based on:

• How quickly the disease is progressing:
  1. Long-term leukaemia
  2. involvement of both adult and immature blood cells.
  3. noticed more frequently in adulthood.
  4. has long periods of no symptoms.
• slowly advances
  1. The aberrant cells divide quickly in acute leukaemia.
  2. within a few days begins to exhibit signs of weakening.
  3. fatal illness
  4. swiftly growing illness.
  5. mostly in children
• Cell type:
  1. Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
  2. Leukaemia myeloid Acute leukaemias of unknown ancestry, acute lymphoblastic leukaemia, and acute myeloid leukaemia (AML) (ALL)

Significant signs and symptoms include:

• lymph nodes are swollen with fever
• a bone ache
• Bruising
• bleeding gums
• ongoing infections
• Nacolour weakness weaknessaving trouble breathing

Preparation:

• No other preparation is needed. You should wear a blouse with either no sleeves, half sleeves, or full sleeves that can be readily pulled up to your elbows so the doctor can easily take a blood sample.
• While storing a specimen before shipping, keep it between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius.