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What is Blood Cancer?
Umbrella term for hematologic malignancies: leukemia (AML/ALL/CML/CLL), lymphoma (Hodgkin/Non‑Hodgkin) and multiple myeloma. Diagnosis uses blood counts, marrow biopsy, flow cytometry and genetic testing.
Blood cancers arise from bone marrow and lymphatic tissues. Leukemias involve abnormal white cells; lymphomas involve lymph nodes and extranodal sites; myeloma arises from plasma cells. Modern care combines risk‑adapted chemotherapy, targeted/immune therapy and stem cell transplantation with strong infection prevention and supportive care.
Epidemiology & Key Stats
Global Incidence: ≈1.3M hematologic malignancies/year worldwide (combined)
India Incidence: Increasing recognition; pediatric ALL common, adult AML/CLL/CML prevalent; myeloma rising with aging
Prevalence: Hodgkin/Non‑Hodgkin lymphoma and myeloma form major adult burdens
Avg Diagnosis Age: Varies: pediatric ALL ~4–10y; AML ~65y; CLL/CML/myeloma typically >60y
Overall Survival: Highly subtype & risk dependent; targeted therapy improves outcomes
Survival ranges reflect population data; individual prognosis depends on stage, biology, and access to multidisciplinary care.
Clinical Overview
Management is subtype‑specific and risk‑stratified (ELN/WHO for AML, Ph+ ALL/CML BCR‑ABL, IPI/Ann Arbor for lymphomas, R‑ISS for myeloma). Decisions integrate molecular markers (FLT3/NPM1, BCR‑ABL, TP53, BTK, MYD88), age/fitness, organ function, and minimal residual disease (MRD).
Pathogenesis
Driver mutations, chromosomal translocations and epigenetic changes disrupt maturation and survival pathways (e.g., BCR‑ABL tyrosine kinase in CML, FLT3 in AML, t(11;14)/MYC in lymphoma, IgH translocations in myeloma). Microenvironmental signals (cytokines, stromal support) maintain disease.
Early Detection
Red flags: persistent fatigue/pallor, easy bruising/bleeding, recurrent infections, lymph node swelling, bone pain/back pain, night sweats, fever, weight loss. CBC with differential, peripheral smear, LDH, serum protein electrophoresis (myeloma), and timely marrow biopsy expedite diagnosis.
Management Focus
Leukemia: induction/consolidation ± maintenance; TKIs for BCR‑ABL; venetoclax/hypomethylating agents in unfit AML; allogeneic HSCT for high‑risk. Lymphoma: chemo‑immunotherapy (e.g., R‑CHOP), RT for select sites, BTK inhibitors in relapse, CAR‑T in refractory. Myeloma: triplet regimens (PI + IMiD + steroid), autologous transplant, bone protection, and maintenance (lenalidomide).
Decision Drivers
Subtype & stage (Ann Arbor for lymphoma, R‑ISS for myeloma)Genetic/molecular risk (FLT3‑ITD, TP53, 1q gain, del17p, BCR‑ABL)MRD status after therapyAge, performance status, renal/cardiac functionTransplant eligibility (auto vs allo) and donor options
Survivorship
Focus on infection prevention/vaccination, fertility counseling, cardiac monitoring (anthracyclines), neuropathy management (taxanes/PI), bone health (bisphosphonates), psychosocial support, and surveillance for relapse or second malignancies.
Individualized care aligns tumor biology, stage, and patient goals to optimize outcomes.
Blood Cancer Symptoms & Side Effects
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Blood Cancer Symptoms
Early, common & advanced signs of blood cancer
Primary Symptoms
- Fatigue, pallor (anemia)Advanced
- Easy bruising/bleeding, nosebleedsObserve
- Recurrent fever/infectionsObserve
- Generalized weaknessObserve
Lymphatic Bone Symptoms
- Painless swollen lymph nodesAdvanced
- Bone pain or back pain (myeloma)Advanced
- Night sweats, unexplained weight lossAdvanced
- Abdominal fullness (splenomegaly)Observe
Advanced Stage Symptoms
- Shortness of breath on exertionAdvanced
- Severe infectionsObserve
- Pathological fractures (myeloma)Observe
- Hypercalcemia symptoms (thirst, confusion)Observe
Symptoms require imaging & pathology correlation for definitive diagnosis.
Blood Cancer Treatment Side Effects
Short & long-term side effects of blood cancer treatment
Short Term
- Neutropenia & infectionsObserve
- Mucositis, nauseaAdvanced
- Hair loss, fatigueAdvanced
- Tumor lysis (monitor electrolytes)Observe
Long Term
- Cardiotoxicity (anthracyclines)Observe
- Peripheral neuropathy (bortezomib/vincristine)Chronic
- Endocrine/fertility impactObserve
- Chronic graft‑versus‑host disease (after allo‑HSCT)Observe
Emotional Impact
- Anxiety about relapsePsychosocial
- Financial stressPsychosocial
- Caregiver burdenObserve
- Return‑to‑work challengesObserve
Report emerging side effects early to enable supportive interventions.
Informational reference only; seek urgent care for severe or rapidly worsening symptoms.
Blood Cancer Treatment Cost in Delhi
Transparent, patient-centered cost guidance for planning informed care decisions. Indicative INR ranges; costs vary by subtype, hospital, complications, and individualized treatment pathways.
Overall Range
₹1,80,000 – ₹35,00,000- Early stage typical: —
- Locally advanced typical: —
- Metastatic annual: —
City-Specific Core Costs
- minN/A
- maxN/A
Surgery Options
N/A
Chemotherapy Protocols
- R-CHOP (DLBCL) x6₹3,50,000 – ₹6,50,000
- AML induction (7+3 or HMA+Ven) + consolidation₹3,00,000 – ₹7,00,000
- ALL multi-phase therapy (adult)₹4,50,000 – ₹9,00,000
Radiation Modalities
N/A
Targeted Therapies
- TKI (Imatinib/Dasatinib/Nilotinib) for CMLN/A
- BTK inhibitors (Ibrutinib/Acalabrutinib) for CLLN/A
- Venetoclax-based combinationsN/A
Hormone Therapy (Annual)
N/A
Immunotherapy (Per Cycle)
- Rituximab/Anti-CD20 (lymphoma/CLL)₹1,80,000 – ₹3,20,000
- CAR-T (selected refractory cases)N/A
Supportive Care
Growth factors & transfusionsAntimicrobials (antibiotics/antivirals/antifungals)Bisphosphonates & bone support (myeloma)Central line care, nutrition, counseling
Financing Insights
- Risk-adapted use of targeted agents improves value
- Autologous transplant for myeloma can reduce relapse costs
- Enroll for state/NGO aid and manufacturer assistance programs
Disclaimer: Indicative estimates only. Individual plans depend on clinical staging, biology & personalization.
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Blood Cancer Frequently Asked Questions
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What are the symptoms of blood cancer?
Blood cancer symptoms often include severe tiredness, frequent infections, unexplained fever, and sudden weight loss. Some people notice easy bruising, bleeding, or night sweats. Swollen lymph nodes may also appear as an early warning sign.
What are the signs of blood cancer?
Important signs of blood cancer are pale skin, weakness, bone or joint pain, repeated fevers, and unusual bleeding like nosebleeds or gum bleeding. Lumps in the neck, armpit, or groin can also indicate a problem. Symptoms that last for weeks should be checked by a doctor.
What are the reasons for blood cancer?
Blood cancer develops when the blood-forming cells start multiplying abnormally. This can happen due to genetic mutations, exposure to chemicals, radiation, smoking, or weak immunity. In many cases, the exact reason remains unknown.
Is there a cure for blood cancer?
Yes, many blood cancers can be treated effectively, and some can be cured with the right therapy. Treatments include chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted drugs, and bone marrow transplant. Outcomes are better when the cancer is diagnosed early.
Which blood test helps detect blood cancer?
A Complete Blood Count (CBC) is the first test used to detect unusual blood cells. If cancer is suspected, doctors may advise bone marrow biopsy, flow cytometry, or genetic tests for confirmation. These tests help identify the exact type and stage.
What are the types of blood cancer?
The major blood cancer types are Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Myeloma. Each type affects different cells of the blood and immune system. Understanding the type helps doctors choose the best treatment plan.
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