Can lymphoma be detected by blood test

Lymphoma is a relatively common disease, which is mainly divided into benign lymphoma and malignant lymphoma. Malignant lymphoma is a very serious disease for patients. Once the patient is diagnosed, he or she must receive regular treatment in a timely manner. Therefore, if a patient suspects that he or she has lymphoma, he or she should go to the hospital for examination.

For the examination of lymphoma, blood routine tests and blood smear tests can be performed. If a patient with lymphoma has a normal blood routine, he or she may have a chronic disease evaluation and an increase in PLT. In addition, eosinophilia may be found in the blood routine test and smear examination. Invasive invasion of the bone marrow may cause symptoms of anemia, and lymphoma cells may appear in the peripheral blood.

Through the above introduction, we know that for the examination of lymphoma, if only a routine blood test is performed, there is no way to diagnose the disease of lymphoma cells. In addition, a series of other examinations are required to confirm whether the lymphoma cells are benign or malignant tumors. After the above examinations have been done and the disease of lymphoma cells has been confirmed, active treatment should be carried out.