Can your pediatrician drawl your blood and find signs of cancer?!

It's possible. An elevation in certain proteins can be an indication. The doctor would have to specify what he was testing for, they won't just look at your blood under a microscope and tell you what you have. Leukemia is one cancer identified through blood testing. Your doc would have your blood tested again for specific conditions if there was an abnormality in the first test. Many cancers won't show anything in the blood, eg, colon cancer, which requires a colonoscopy. If you have concerns that you may have cancer please have a talk with your doctor. Many people find out their fears were unfounded or that something has been diagnosed in the early stages and treatment was more effective.Health Question & Answer

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Yes, but not in his office. I mean, he can draw blood in his office, but it would have to be examined in a lab to find out if there are high antibodies or whatever that point towards something being wrong. Health Question & Answer

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Some types of cancers leave markers in your blood. Others (in the leukemia family) actually create cancerous blood cells. If they draw your blood, and find low levels they will usually initiate the check for leukemia.Health Question & Answer

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How does one "drawl" blood.?

Drawl:
intransitive verb
: to speak slowly with vowels greatly prolonged
transitive verb
: to utter in a slow lengthened tone Health Question & Answer

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So sorry. If pediatrician from South he can drawl blood. Maybe sound like BLUH-HUD. I think.
You Americans funny.Health Question & Answer

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Some kinds of cancer show up in blood, esp colon cancer I believe.For others, zilch.Health Question & Answer

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yepHealth Question & Answer

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