How to correctly diagnose malignant lymphoma at early stage

Malignant lymphoma is a typical lymphoma symptom. In daily life, friends must promptly prevent and treat malignant lymphoma to avoid lymphoma from developing into lymphoma. The two diseases affect each other and cause serious health hazards. Let us learn about the early clinical symptoms of malignant lymphoma.

Patients with malignant lymphoma usually have painless lymph node enlargement, which is more common in the neck, followed by the armpits or groin. In some cases, only deep lymph nodes are enlarged, such as above and below the diaphragm, while superficial lymph nodes in the neck, armpits and groin are not enlarged or painful. In addition, hepatosplenomegaly is also a typical symptom of malignant lymphoma. About 2/3 of the cases have lesions in the spleen. Liver involvement can cause hepatomegaly, pain in the liver area and jaundice.

The fever symptoms of malignant lymphoma are generally irregular moderate fever, sometimes cyclical fever. A fever can last for several days or weeks, followed by a fever-free period of varying lengths. The fever-free period gradually shortens and develops into a persistent high fever.

If the patient has superior vena cava obstruction or bone marrow dysfunction, leukopenia and thrombocytopenia, it is due to mediastinal lymph node enlargement and bone marrow infiltration, which are symptoms of advanced lymph node malignancy. There are many ways to diagnose lymph node malignancy, including biopsy, X-ray examination and immune function test, but the most valuable are clinical symptoms and signs, that is, painless and progressive lymph node enlargement. Therefore, once the patient finds these signs, he should consult a doctor in time to avoid delaying important matters.

The above is the relevant knowledge about the early clinical symptoms and diagnosis of malignant lymphoma. We hope that readers can effectively avoid the invasion of the disease and effectively prevent and treat lymphoma induced by malignant lymphoma through early prevention and treatment of malignant lymphoma.

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