How Is Cll Detected

The process of diagnosing CLL usually begins with a routine blood test called a complete blood count (CBC

How do you confirm CLL?

The main test used to help diagnose CLL is a type of blood test called a full blood count. This is where the number and appearance of the different blood cells in a sample of your blood are checked in a laboratory. An abnormally high number of unusual white blood cells (lymphocytes) can be a sign of CLL.

Can you have CLL and not know it?

Many people with CLL don’t have any symptoms. It’s often found when the doctor orders blood tests for some other health problem or during a check-up. Some signs of CLL include: Feeling weak or tired.