5. Joint and bone pains
Experiencing pain deep inside the bones is normally one of the most revealing signs of leukemia, because such symptoms are quite rare with many other conditions. The pain manifests itself when the marrow tends to expand as a result of the accumulation of anomalous white blood cells within the bone marrow. This may make you feel like a razor sharp spike or torpid ache deep inside your bones, and it mostly depends on where it is exactly. It may be around the pelvis or breastbone. The arms and long bones of the legs are certainly the most common parts of the body where one experiences this inconceivable pain.
