Causes and symptoms of lymphoma

The incidence of lymphoma in my country is increasing day by day, and young people are gradually included in the scope of the disease. The damage caused by lymphoma to the patient's appearance and internal organs is proportional, which is a great blow to the patient. The presence of lymph nodes affects the patient's appearance and thus affects the patient's life. Next, let's take a look at the causes and symptoms of lymphoma.

Causes of Lymphoma:

1. People who are frequently exposed to various radiations have a high risk of developing lymphoma.

2. Environmental pollution. Such factors include excessive exposure to organic solvent dyes such as hair dyes, living or working in newly renovated houses with large amounts of toxic and hazardous chemicals, frequent inhalation of automobile exhaust, living and working around electronic waste, and long-term exposure to pesticides and other chemicals.

3. Viral and bacterial infections For example, gastric lymphoma is related to Helicobacter pylori infection. In addition, Epstein-Barr virus, human T-cell lymphoma/leukemia virus, and hepatitis virus are all related to the onset of lymphoma.

4. High work pressure. The onset of lymphoma is closely related to the immune function of the human body. If a person has high work pressure for a long time, it will lead to mental tension, psychological pressure, irregular life and work schedule, which will make the person very tired and cause the body's resistance to decline, which will also induce lymphoma.

Symptoms of Lymphoma:

1. What are the symptoms of lymphoma? Superficial lymphadenopathy is often manifested as progressive, painless enlargement of lymph nodes, which is often an early symptom of lymphoma. Lymphadenopathy is mainly manifested in the axilla, neck, or groin. The cervical lymphadenopathy generally accounts for 60% to 80%, the axilla accounts for 6% to 20%, and the groin accounts for 6% to 10%.

2. The early symptoms of lymphoreticular cell sarcoma are mainly irregular fever, accompanied by superficial lymph node enlargement. Malignant lymphoma has soft texture and no active pain in the early stage, which should attract the attention of patients. Patients with this disease may have systemic discomfort, manifested as superficial lymph node enlargement, as well as low fever and fatigue.

3. Itching is also often a special signal of lymphoreticular cell sarcoma, which can cause systemic itching and local itching in patients. Systemic itching can be common in the patient's mediastinum or abdomen, and lesions often occur. Therefore, patients who have been diagnosed with the disease must receive timely treatment to prevent delaying the best treatment time for the disease and causing the patient's condition to worsen.

The key points of the investigation are:

Check for swollen lymph nodes in the neck, armpits, groin, etc., do a chest CT scan, and an ultrasound to check for enlargement or lumps in the liver and spleen, and also do a blood routine check.

The above is an introduction to the causes of lymphoma. The symptoms of lymphoma are relatively obvious. If you pay more attention, you will easily notice it. This is a blessing in disguise for patients. I hope everyone can find it and treat it as soon as possible.