• The first sign of lymphoma is often a painless lump or swollen gland in the neck, abdomen, underarm, or groin area.
• Lymphomas may be discovered during a visit to the doctor for another reason, or during a routine physical exam.
• Other symptoms may include:

1. 1. Red patches on the skin.
   2. Nausea, vomiting, or abdominal pain.
   3. Coughing or breathlessness.

• Some people with lymphoma develop other symptoms, called B symptoms, which include:

1. 1. Drenching night sweats.
   2. Unexplained weight loss, usually more than 10% of total body weight.
   3. High fever which can come and go, especially in the evening.
   4. Itching skin, usually without a rash.
   5. Unusual tiredness.

Updated:: 04/04/2019 []