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6. Lumps or Lymphadenopathy
One of the most obvious signs of lymphoma is having lumps or lymphadenopathy. This symptom is essential in diagnosing lymphoma. Swollen ball-like lumps are usually present in areas with distinguished lymph nodes such as underarms, around the neck, and groin.
Having lumps do not automatically mean that you are suffering from lymphoma, but it may mean early to late stages of an enlarged lymph node. These swelling are usually associated with tolerable pain, sometimes triggered by consuming alcoholic beverages. If you notice a lump in your body particularly in the most common areas, seek your physician’s help for early detection, treatment, and medication.
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