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Some symptoms of leukemia are; 1. Fever or chills 2. Persistent fatigue, weakness 3. Frequent or severe infections 4. Reducing weight without trying.

In patients younger than 60, roughly 70 to 80 percent will go into remission after induction or first round of chemo. Remission means a person doesn't have symptoms of the disease and their blood cell counts are in a normal range. The five-year overall survival rate for AML is 26 percent.

Acute bronchitis often develops three to four days after a cold or the flu. It may start with a dry cough, then after a few days the coughing spells may bring up mucus. Most people get over an acute bout of bronchitis in two to three weeks, although the cough can sometimes hang on for four weeks or more.

With acute lymphoblastic leukemia, bone pain occurs in approximately 25 percent of patients at the disease's onset. Bone pain is less common with acute myeloid leukemia or myelodysplastic syndromes.

Chronic bronchitis isn't contagious, but it's a serious health problem that requires medical care. Acute, which can last for 1 to 3 weeks. It's usually caused by cold or flu viruses. Since these viruses are contagious, acute bronchitis usually is, too.