What are the symptoms of early lymphoma patients

Lymphoma is a common malignant tumor in the human body, and its incidence rate has been on the rise in recent years. If the symptoms of lymphoma can be detected in the early stages, early treatment can be given and the prognosis will be better. So what are the early symptoms of lymphoma?

1. Swollen lymph nodes: In the early stages of lymphoma, patients can feel swollen lymph nodes on their bodies, but they are generally painless and therefore often ignored. Most lymphoma patients first discover swollen lymph nodes in the neck. Initially, there is only a single swelling, and the number gradually increases.

2. Bone marrow metastasis: If lymphoma invades the bone marrow, the patient may experience symptoms such as pale complexion, fever, abnormal bleeding, and some may also have abnormal lymphocytes in the blood around the invaded bone marrow.

3. Digestive system: About 30% of lymphoma patients will have stomach, pancreas, and intestines affected, which may cause malabsorption and even ascites.

4. Hematopoietic system: Anemia may occur in the early stages of lymphoma, which is related to the invasion of lymphoma into the bone marrow. Hemolytic anemia may occur in the late stages of lymphoma.

5. Swollen lymph nodes throughout the body: The early symptoms of lymphoma can occur in the body's lymphatic tissue, such as the mandible, chin, anterior neck, supraclavicular, armpit, groin, mediastinum or beside the abdominal artery. Sometimes it may occur in the stomach. At this time, the small intestine and large intestine may experience symptoms such as abdominal distension, bloody stools or vomiting.