What are the early symptoms of clavicle lymphoma?

The early symptoms of clavicle lymphoma are prone to cause local pain, protrusion, and lumps. Most of them are local tumor diseases, which can usually be divided into benign and malignant. Further magnetic resonance imaging and biopsy pathological puncture examinations are needed to clarify the cause and pathology, and can also clarify the size of the tumor itself and the treatment method.

1. Early symptoms of clavicular lymph node tumors: The clavicular lymph node area may easily develop protrusions, bulges, lumps, pressure pain, recurrent pain, fever, loss of appetite, and other symptoms.

2. Lymphoma treatment: Benign clavicle lymphoma can be treated effectively through open surgical resection, which can prevent the local tumor from worsening and improve various discomfort symptoms in the body. Early surgical resection of malignant clavicle lymphoma can prevent the spread and metastasis of cancer cells, which is beneficial to improving the patient's 5-year survival rate and preventing the spread and metastasis of cancer cells. Mid- to late-stage clavicle lymphomas need to be treated with radiotherapy or chemotherapy, which helps inhibit tumor growth and shrink the tumor.

During the recovery period of surgery, local wound care should be done well. It can be cleaned and disinfected with iodine tincture, which helps reduce the risk of infection, prevent poor recovery, and reduce the serious consequences of scar hyperplasia.