Symptoms of supraclavicular lymphoma

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Clavicular lymphoma is a kind of malignant tumor. Although it is not very common in life, it has increased the number of patients in recent years. Fortunately, clavicular lymphoma is one of the few curable malignant tumors. Many patients with clavicular lymphoma bring hope. I have clavicular lymphoma, regardless of age, even when my children are very young. If the lymph nodes near the clavicle are found to have mass symptoms, it is necessary to see a doctor in time. Now let's look at the symptoms of clavicular lymphoma.

Symptoms of supraclavicular lymphoma

Subclavian lymphoma is a kind of malignant tumor originated from lymph nodes or other lymphoid tissues, which can be divided into Hodgkin's disease and non Hodgkin's lymphoma. Generally, there is no pain or discomfort in the early stage of clavicular lymphoma, but there is a mass under the skin. At this point, it is necessary to go to the hospital for medical examination, and diagnosed with lymphoma.

Subclavian lymphoma is common in adolescents, but the incidence rate of pain is not very low. Generally, at the beginning of long lymphoma, there is no feeling of pain, just swelling of the lymph nodes in the tibia and under the clavicle, and some will stick together and fuse into a piece. If the lymph node is compressed, the nerve will feel painful.

If the lymphoma under the clavicle oppresses the throat, it can cause cough, chest tightness, shortness of breath, and some unexplained fever. After the fever, there will be night sweats, weight loss and other systemic symptoms. There is a part of patients with skin itching, especially in women.

matters needing attention

The above describes the symptoms of clavicular lymphoma. If you find a lump in your neck or clavicle in your life, you need to go to the hospital in time to receive radiotherapy, chemotherapy or surgery. It is possible to restore your health.