What are the causes of lymphoma

The specific cause of lymphoma, also known as malignant lymphoma, is not very clear. It may be the result of a combination of factors, and may be related to some environmental pollution, dietary factors, genetics, gene mutations, etc. Lymphoma may mainly manifest as multiple swollen lymph nodes throughout the body, and some systemic symptoms such as fever, fatigue, night sweats, loss of appetite, etc. It can be diagnosed through lymph node biopsy pathology and immune examination. After the diagnosis of lymphoma, it is also necessary to adopt a treatment plan based on systemic chemotherapy, and local radiotherapy can be combined with targeted drugs and other treatment methods.

Symptoms of Lymphoma

Lymphoma, also known as lymphoma in clinical practice, is also called malignant lymphoma. It is a malignant tumor of the hematopoietic system and a systemic disease. The main symptoms of lymphoma may be multiple swollen lymph nodes throughout the body. There may also be some systemic symptoms, such as fever, fatigue, poor appetite, etc. The local lumps may be hard and accompanied by pain and discomfort. The diagnosis can be confirmed by surgical lymph node biopsy. There are many classifications of lymphoma. After the type is confirmed, further systemic intravenous chemotherapy is required, which can be combined with targeted drug therapy and local radiotherapy and other comprehensive treatments.

What to do if you feel dizzy due to lymphoma

Lymphoma is a common malignant tumor of the blood system. The characteristics of this disease are rapid progression, high mortality, and severe damage to the immune system. There are no obvious clinical symptoms in the early stage of lymphoma. After the disease progresses, symptoms such as high fever, weight loss, and hypersplenism may occur. If dizziness occurs in lymphoma, head CT and MRI should be performed to determine whether there are metastatic lesions of lymphoma in the head. If there is metastasis to the head, radiotherapy can be performed.