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Danielle Gamiz
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Digital Editor, HealthCentral
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By Danielle Gamiz Verified| HealthCentral Verified Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is the most common form of leukemia. It starts in the bone marrow when the lymphocytes that become white blood cells develop abnormally. CLL is a slow-growing cancer, and it can take years to spread and build up enough in the blood, tissue, and organs to cause symptoms. Unfortunately, stress and cancer go hand in hand. Finding out that you have cancer can lead to a variety of feelings.
By Danielle Gamiz Verified| HealthCentral Verified Pelvic pain on the daily. Chronic bloating, fatigue, and nausea. Pain during bowel movements and urination, your period, and sexual intercourse. If some or all of these symptoms seem agonizingly normal, you may have endometriosis, a condition that affects approximately 10% of women and girls of reproductive age—190 million globally. Your endometrium is your uterine lining, which you shed every month (that you’re not pregnant) during your period.
By Danielle Gamiz Verified| HealthCentral Verified Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) is the most common form of leukemia. It starts in the bone marrow when the lymphocytes that become white blood cells develop abnormally. CLL is a slow-growing cancer, and it can take years to spread and build up enough in the blood, tissue, and organs to cause symptoms. Unfortunately, stress and cancer go hand in hand. Finding out that you have cancer can lead to a variety of feelings.
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HealthCentral
Founded in 2002, TheBodyPro exists to inform and support the HIV workforce -- the vast constellation of people working on the front lines of HIV education, prevention, care, and services. Whether you're a physician or a case manager; a registered nurse or a licensed social worker; a medical technician or a therapist; we're here to provide you with up-to-date information, valuable perspectives, and authentic professional voices.
New York, United States
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Founded: 2002