One of the potential side effects from chemotherapy treatments is low blood platelets, which may result in a bleeding disorder (unexplained bruising and bleeding).
You should be watching for the following: - tiny, red, pinpoint spots on your skin (petechiae) - bleeding from a cut that doesn't stop after a few minutes - bleeding from your mouth or nose (nose bleed called epistaxis) - black or bloody stools - bleeding from your vagina when you are not having your period (menstruation) - bleeding during your period that is heavier or lasts longer than normal - changes in how well you see - feeling confused or very sleepy - changes when you go to the bathroom - blood in your urine (the urine will have a red or pink color to it) - head or vision changes - bad headaches
One of the potential side effects from chemotherapy treatments is low blood platelets, which may result in a bleeding disorder (unexplained bruising and bleeding).
You should be watching for the following: - tiny, red, pinpoint spots on your skin (petechiae) - bleeding from a cut that doesn't stop after a few minutes - bleeding from your mouth or nose (nose bleed called epistaxis) - black or bloody stools - bleeding from your vagina when you are not having your period (menstruation) - bleeding during your period that is heavier or lasts longer than normal - changes in how well you see - feeling confused or very sleepy - changes when you go to the bathroom - blood in your urine (the urine will have a red or pink color to it) - head or vision changes - bad headaches
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You should be watching for the following:
- tiny, red, pinpoint spots on your skin (petechiae)
- bleeding from a cut that doesn't stop after a few minutes
- bleeding from your mouth or nose (nose bleed called epistaxis)
- black or bloody stools
- bleeding from your vagina when you are not having your period (menstruation)
- bleeding during your period that is heavier or lasts longer than normal
- changes in how well you see
- feeling confused or very sleepy
- changes when you go to the bathroom
- blood in your urine (the urine will have a red or pink color to it)
- head or vision changes
- bad headaches One of the potential side effects from chemotherapy treatments is low blood platelets, which may result in a bleeding disorder (unexplained bruising and bleeding).
You should be watching for the following:
- tiny, red, pinpoint spots on your skin (petechiae)
- bleeding from a cut that doesn't stop after a few minutes
- bleeding from your mouth or nose (nose bleed called epistaxis)
- black or bloody stools
- bleeding from your vagina when you are not having your period (menstruation)
- bleeding during your period that is heavier or lasts longer than normal
- changes in how well you see
- feeling confused or very sleepy
- changes when you go to the bathroom
- blood in your urine (the urine will have a red or pink color to it)
- head or vision changes
- bad headaches
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