Every child deserves the opportunity for a healthy future. On International Childhood Cancer Day, let’s highlight the progress in fighting childhood cancer. With early diagnosis and effective treatments, childhood cancer is more treatable than ever before.<br /><br />Symptoms of childhood cancer<br /><br />• Prolonged fever (weeks or months)<br />• Abdominal bloating<br />• Legs or hands swelling<br />• Headache <br />• Vomiting<br />• Seizure<br />• Low haemoglobin <br />• Bleeding symptoms<br /><br />Treatment for childhood cancer<br /><br />If you notice any of the above symptoms, it is best to consult with a child specialist. If they suspect cancer, they might refer you to a Paediatric oncologist who will run the diagnostic tests. After the diagnosis is confirmed, treatment for childhood cancer will be recommended.
