Introduction
Leukemia is a Greek word. Its meanings are “white blood”. Leukemia is a type of cancer. When there is access of these abnormal white blood cells, we call it Leukemia.
Leukemia is a disease that begins in the organs those makes blood in the supple, soft part of the bone (the inner soft part of bone) known as bone marrow and in the lymph structure. This disease can crop up in adults as well as children. Leukemia is a type of cancer in which abnormal and undeveloped white blood cells are formed. These undeveloped cells are known as leukocytes. In some of leukemia patients, these leukocytes or white blood cells are so abundant that blood gains whitish dashes. The myth behind the leukocytes or white cells is that when these white blood cells are increased and production of normal cells is decreased the ability to fight against diseases and infection diminishes.
