What are the symptoms and characteristics of lymphoma at different stages

Because many doctors lack sufficient knowledge about lymphoma, many people ignore the diagnosis and treatment of lymphoma symptoms. What are the common symptoms of lymphoma? Let's take a look at how to diagnose the symptoms of lymphoma:

The symptoms of lymphoma at different stages are as follows:

Stage I: This type of lymphoma is limited to a single lymph node (I) or a single organ or site outside of lymph nodes (IE).

Stage II: Pathological changes invade two or more lymph node areas on one side of the diaphragm (II), or localized invasion of a single organ or site outside the lymph nodes, accompanied by one or more lymph node areas on one side of the diaphragm (IIE).

Stage III: The affected lymph nodes are in the diaphragm or on both sides (III), or a single localized organ or site other than the lymph nodes is invaded simultaneously (IIIE).

Stage IV: The symptoms of this stage of lymphoma include diffuse pathological changes in one or more organs or parts other than lymph nodes, with or without lymph node invasion.

The symptoms of lymphoma at different stages are introduced above. After reading the introduction of these lymphoma symptoms, I hope everyone can get timely treatment. I would like to remind everyone to pay attention to their physical condition. If you find symptoms of lymphoma, seek medical attention as soon as possible.