[header] How to diagnose lymphoma [title] Feel for swelling in your lymph nodes. [step] The most common symptom of lymphoma that people identify is a swollen lymph node. The swelling typically causes a lump that can be seen and felt right under the skin.
[header] How to diagnose lymphoma [title] Feel for swelling in your lymph nodes. [step] The most common symptom of lymphoma that people identify is a swollen lymph node. The swelling typically causes a lump that can be seen and felt right under the skin.
It should be smaller than the size of a pencil eraser. In addition, it may be thicker or thinner than the surrounding surrounding area. The lymph nodes may also be swollen of some sort. There are many different symptoms of lymphoma, but swelling is usually a general sign that there is a fever, body temperature changes, and a strong smell. Most lymph nodes will swell or become inflamed. You may also have pain that reaches deep into your body and possible ulcers. This lump can be located on the neck, armpit, or groin. [substeps] Lumps associated with lymphoma are typically not painful.