When a woman named Lisa Thompson (52) she started to feel constant fatigue, she thought she was her job. But soon have discovered other symptoms that forced her to see a doctor, .
Cancer came out of fatigue
Lisa, who comes from Somerset, works as a headmaster of elementary school. A few months after the 50’s She began to realize that she no longer had as much energy as it used to be. However, this symptom She considered as a result of demanding work, so she didn’t think too much of it. But soon have discovered other symptoms that forced her to think about whether there is something more behind it. “I had blood stuck my eyes, ulcers and rattles all over the scalp, pain in my right hand and shoulder and blood in the urine,” she said.
Later a woman began to feel so fatigue that she couldn’t easily get out of bed. Therefore, she decided to see her doctor who examined her blood. The tests revealed something shocking in a few weeks. It turned out that Lisa suffered from an insidious form of cancer called Acute myeloid leukemia. That is why she was taken to the Musgr Park in Taunton to the Specialized Hematology Department, which confirmed the diagnosis of 11 July 2022.
After diagnosis followed months full of exhausting tests and treatment. During the 7 months of Lisa underwent four cycles of chemotherapy, with the second cycle getting into remission.
Eventually she managed to cure.
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Lisa She added that a long time spent in the hospital forced her to reconsider priorities. “I realized very quickly that they would immediately replace me at work. But only you can be a true wife, mom or daughter that the family has,” she said, “she said With the assertion that her family was an important support for her.
Nowadays, a woman is still in remission. She noted her They grow hair and regularly go to bone marrow controls and blood tests. Soon he plans to return to work and even wants to go on a family holiday.
British company data, published on the occasion of increasing blood cancer awareness, were carried out on behalf of the Leukaemia Care and Leukaemia UK. A survey attended by 2000 adults from the United Kingdom has resulted that Less than a sixth can identify all four main symptoms of this fatal blood cancer. These are the following symptoms:
- Unusual bruises
- Unusual bleeding
- fatigue
- repeated infections
