Early signs of lymphoma in the neck

The early signs of lymphoma in the neck are mainly manifested in several aspects such as enlarged lymph nodes, Waldeyer's ring lesions, fever, skin lesions, and systemic symptoms.

1. Swollen lymph nodes: One of the typical symptoms of early lymphoma is swollen lymph nodes in the neck, which is usually painless and slightly movable. As the disease progresses, the lymph nodes may gradually adhere and fuse into a mass.

2. Lesions of the Waldeyer's ring: Lymphoma may cause lesions in the lymphatic tissue of the Waldeyer's ring, including the tonsils, base of the tongue and nose. Early patients may find swelling, ulceration and pus discharge in these areas.

3. Fever: Lymphoma patients often experience unexplained fever in the early stages. This fever may be persistent and difficult to relieve after treatment.

4. Skin lesions: Some patients may develop skin lesions in the early stages, such as itching, erythema, blisters, etc. These symptoms may be related to abnormalities in the immune and blood systems caused by lymphoma.

5. Systemic symptoms: In addition to the above symptoms, lymphoma patients may also show systemic symptoms, such as weight loss, loss of appetite, night sweats, etc. These symptoms may be related to the consumption of the body and the impact of lymphoma on the immune system.

The above symptoms are not specific manifestations of lymphoma. If these symptoms occur, it is recommended to seek medical attention in time for professional examination and diagnosis.