Are Swollen Feet And Shortness Of Breath, In Elderly, Indicators Of Acute Myeloid Leukemia? Have BP And Diabetes
I can't believe your name is Grief. My question is as follows. My mother has all indications of MDS but has not had a marrow biopsy. She is 77 and does not want aggressive treatment such as chemotherapy. She is minimally diabetic - handled with diet. She is on medication for high blood pressure and has been for years. I am noticing shortness of breath resulting in limitations. I am noticing things like being unable to lift her leg to get in or out of the bathtub. Tonight I noticed her feet were swollen but no discoloration or petechiae. I don't want to alarm her. What do I do next? Is this an indicator of progression to Acute Myeloid Leukemia? What kind of prognosis should I expect? Is it time for me to bring her to live with me? She is about 8 miles from me now.
better be with her in terminal stage give her menntal support care her properly so that she does not feel lonely maintain hygiene with her avoid bed sores and other minor infection
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Are Swollen Feet And Shortness Of Breath, In Elderly, Indicators Of Acute Myeloid Leukemia? Have BP And Diabetes
better be with her in terminal stage give her menntal support care her properly so that she does not feel lonely maintain hygiene with her avoid bed sores and other minor infection