Correct self-diagnosis can “feel” out lymphoma

Many tumor diseases are very difficult to detect in the early stages. This is because the early symptoms of the tumor are not obvious. The diagnosis of lymphoma can not only rely on the examination of a specialist. If you suspect that you have a tendency to lymphoma in your daily life, you can use the correct "touch" method to assist in the diagnosis of lymphoma.

Because most lymphoma patients first develop the disease in superficial lymph nodes, such as the neck, groin and axillary lymph nodes, these parts are easy to self-detect. The earlier the lymphoma is diagnosed and treated, the greater the chance of cure. A large number of clinical trials have confirmed that 60% to 70% of early non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients can be cured using immunochemotherapy. However, if it is not diagnosed and treated in time, it may take the patient's life within half a year or 1-2 years.

The more timely the diagnosis of lymphoma, the greater the chance of cure. A large number of clinical trials have confirmed that 60% to 70% of early non-Hodgkin's lymphoma patients can be cured using immunochemotherapy. However, if it is not diagnosed and treated in time, it may take the patient's life within half a year or 1-2 years.

How to diagnose early lymphoma? Experts introduced a simple self-test method - touch. Because most lymphoma patients first develop superficial lymph nodes, such as the neck, groin and axillary lymph nodes, these parts are easy to self-test. Therefore, in addition to obvious causes of lymph node swelling and pain, such as toothache and allergic rhinitis, if the lymph nodes are painless and progressively swollen, the self-tester should go to the hospital to see a doctor and do B-ultrasound or X-ray examinations to rule out lymph tumors.

The above is an effective method for self-diagnosis of lymphoma. I hope that readers can correctly use this simple and easy method to assist in the diagnosis of lymphoma when they have symptoms suspected of lymphoma and correctly identify their own health status.

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