Symptoms of lymphatic cancer?

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The symptoms of lymph node cancer are enlargement of lymph nodes without any pain, enlargement of liver and spleen, which can affect all tissues and organs of the whole body, accompanied by fever, sweating, pruritus and other conditions. Some patients will appear emaciation. Patients with lymph node cancer may have lung lesions, chest lesions and nasal lesions. Lung lesions are often accompanied by cough, expectoration and dyspnea, Wheezing, if secondary infection occurs, may be accompanied by fever. Chest lesions can compress the bronchus, leading to atelectasis, and sometimes even the formation of cavities.

Symptoms of lymphatic cancer?

Patients with lymphatic cancer will also have skin lesions, erythema, blisters, erosion and other serious damage to the skin. In the advanced stage of lymphatic cancer, skin ulceration and leakage will occur due to infection, forming systemic scattered skin thickening and desquamation.

In addition to sweating and other basic symptoms, the systemic manifestations of lymphatic cancer will also have abnormalities of immune and blood system. At the time of diagnosis, generally 10% to 20% of patients will have anemia, and some patients will have increased platelet and white blood cell counts and ESR.

If patients with lymphoid carcinoma invade the myocardium, it will lead to myocardial lesions, which may be accompanied by arrhythmia and abnormal ECG. If malignant lymphoma invades the myocardium and pericardium, it is generally manifested as pericardial effusion. Clinically, lymphoid carcinoma can invade almost any tissue and organ, with different manifestations.

matters needing attention

In order to prevent cancer, people can try to eat more anti-cancer food, such as tremella, strengthen exercise, it's better to form regular physical exercise, drink more water every day, and drink a cup of honey water in the morning.