What are the symptoms of advanced cervical lymphoma?

What are the late-stage symptoms of cervical lymphoma?

Symptoms of advanced cervical lymphoma include:

1. Skin itching. This is a special manifestation of Hodgkin's disease.

2. Symptoms of extracorporeal lesions. Including liver and gallbladder; bones; skin: itching is common in Hodgkin's disease, accounting for 85%, and may precede other rashes. Severe sweating and closure can sometimes be seen; tonsils, mouth, nose, pharynx, dysphagia, nasal congestion, epistaxis; infiltration of the pancreas, causing malabsorption syndrome; infiltration of the breast, thyroid, lacrimal gland, bladder, testicles, and ovaries is very rare.

3. Alcohol pain About 17% to 20% of Hodgkin's patients experience pain in the lesion 20 minutes after drinking. The alcohol pain disappears after the lesion is relieved, but reappears when it relapses.

4. Fever. The fever pattern is irregular, with continuous high fever, intermittent low fever, and a few with periodic fever. Hodgkin's disease accounts for about 30% to 50% of early onset, but non-Hodgkin's lymphoma generally causes fever when the lesions are extensive.