What are the dangers of lymphoma

In recent years, the incidence of lymphoma in my country has increased significantly. As a malignant blood disease, lymphoma causes serious harm to the patients' lives and families. In order to guide our friends to have a correct view of lymphoma and take active measures to prevent lymphoma in life, let's take a look at the harm that lymphoma brings to the human body.

What harm does lymphoma bring to the human body?

1. The early symptoms of lymphoma are relatively hidden and can easily be confused with other diseases, paralyzing the patient's consciousness. The disease develops rapidly and is highly malignant. It can occur in people from young children to the elderly, especially young people, so it must be taken seriously.

2. The lymphatic system is a very important immune part of the human body, which can help the body resist other diseases and bacterial invasion. However, if the lymphatic system "malfunctions", it will cause the body's resistance to disease to drop rapidly, and it will be more prone to other diseases than ordinary people.

3. Due to the invasion of the tumor, the patient will experience a series of systemic discomforts. Many patients will experience fever, loss of appetite, weight loss, fatigue, and night sweats. These symptoms are closely related to age, tumor volume, metastasis range, and the body's own immunity. Systemic discomfort means that the patient has entered the late stage of malignant lymphoma, which will aggravate the progression of the disease and bring a lot of suffering to the treatment.

4. As the tumor gradually expands, when it reaches a certain size, it will metastasize to adjacent parts or even the whole body: ① Metastasis to the liver and spleen will cause organ enlargement and affect normal function; metastasis to the gastrointestinal tract will cause abdominal pain, intestinal obstruction and abdominal distension in patients. ② In general, the common metastatic sites of malignant lymphoma are the lungs and pleura, which will cause patients to cough and have pleural effusion, aggravating the patient's breathing difficulties. ③ Metastasis to the skin will cause skin itching and subcutaneous nodules, and metastasis to the mouth, nose and other parts will cause difficulty in swallowing, nasal congestion, etc.

Warm reminder: The above is an introduction to the harm caused by lymphoma. I believe that most friends have a certain understanding of the harm of lymphoma. In daily life, everyone should actively do preventive work to avoid serious harm.