Lymphocytic Leukemia

 Cancer begins when the cells start developing out of control. Cells can become cancer in almost every part of the body, and can spread to other areas of the body. The most common leukemia in adults is chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) which starts when cells in body becomes a particular white blood cells in bone marrow. The leukemia first starts in bone marrow but it gradually spreads to whole body through blood. At the beginning there are no symptoms and the build-up is slow for few years but as years pass the cell grow faster and spread at a very vigorous rate to others body parts which includes lymph nodes, liver and the spleen of the body. The treatment for the lymphocytic leukaemia includes chemotherapy which is majorly used or treatment of cancer and stem cell therapy which is rarely used were the patient is in severe condition.