Fever and Blood loss
The reason why we tend to heat up and have a fever is because it is a sign that our immune system is responding to either an infection or illness. If you come down with a fever, don’t panic; it likely is not a sign that you have cancer. However, fevers are associated with a cancer spreading to a new area or certain blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma. Therefore, it doesn’t hurt to talk to your doctor if you experience a fever,
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