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Myelodysplastic syndrome is a condition that can lead to cancer. Some people can have MDS but still able to live normally without showing any signs of the illness. In many cases, MDS is often undetected because the symptoms resemble those of other diseases. Common symptoms include: fatigue, anemia, infections, nausea, bruising, and bleeding.
