What is lymphoma like?

As the first line of defense against diseases in our body, lymph glands have always played an important role. However, in recent years, more and more cases of lymphoma have told us that many patients tend to confuse the symptoms of the disease in the early stages of the disease, resulting in the failure to control the disease in the early stages. So what is lymphoma like? What are the early symptoms of lymphoma?

1. Superficial lymph node swelling Painless and progressive swelling of superficial lymph nodes is also an early symptom of lymphoma. The main swelling is in the neck, armpits or groin lymph nodes. The neck lymph nodes account for about 60%, the armpits account for 15%, and the groin accounts for 5%.
2. Itching is often a unique signal of Hodgkin's disease. It can be local or systemic. Systemic itching often occurs when there are lesions in the mediastinum or abdomen. This is an early symptom of lymphoma.
3. Hodgkin's disease (lymphoreticular cell sarcoma). Early symptoms of lymphoma often include irregular fever as an early precursor, accompanied by superficial lymph node enlargement. There is a type of lymphoma that is soft in the early stages, movable and painless, and should be paid attention to.