Early symptoms of axillary lymphoma

Early symptoms of axillary lymphoma

1. Swollen lymph nodes throughout the body: mainly in the neck, followed by the axillary and inguinal lymph nodes, and in the late stage the mediastinal lymph nodes may be affected.

2. Splenomegaly: About 30% involve the spleen, which often appears in the later stage, usually reactive hyperplasia or granuloma formation.

3. Hematopoietic system: Anemia is present, which is related to bone marrow involvement. Hemolytic anemia may occur in the late stage.

4. Digestive system: About 30% of patients have stomach, pancreas, and intestines affected, and may suffer from malabsorption or even ascites.

5. Cardiovascular system: Occasionally, exudative pericarditis occurs.

6. Liver damage: Jaundice may occur due to liver damage.

7. Bone metastasis: about 5-15%, bone pain occurs.

8. Kidney involvement: About 13% have kidney infiltration, and severe cases may lead to renal failure.

9. Pulmonary infiltration: Pleural effusion is the most common, accounting for 13-23%.

10. Systemic symptoms: irregular fever, night sweats, itching, especially itching is a specific symptom of Hekin's disease. The manifestation of malignant lymphoma is relatively hidden and difficult to detect. If the symptoms can be discovered early and timely treatment is sought, the cure rate will be greatly improved. If these abnormal conditions occur in the body, do not act on your own, and be sure to go to a regular hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying the disease.