pediatric myelodysplastic syndromes

What are the Symptoms of Pediatric MDS?

Symptoms of pediatric MDS can vary but often include:
Fatigue and weakness due to anemia
Frequent infections as a result of low white blood cell counts
Easy bruising and bleeding caused by a low platelet count
Paleness
Shortness of breath

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