Warning Signs Of Childhood Cancers

Frequent Headaches And Vomiting

Frequent headaches and vomiting can be a sign something is wrong with a child's body. It is unusual for a child to experience headaches so severe that they throw up. If a child is experiencing these symptoms, parents must be sure to contact a doctor. It's very likely the cause is non-cancerous, but migraines and other headache-related illnesses should still receive proper medical treatment. Headaches don't necessarily mean cancer is in the brain. They can be a sign of brain tumors, but other cancers might also cause them. Leukemia makes children bleed, which can cause complications in the brain. A lack of oxygen can also lead to severe headaches.

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