Lymphoma Prevention Guide
Lymphoma Prevention Guide
Signs: Fever, Lumps, Itch, Sweat, Cough, Weight Loss
1. Six Major Warning Signs
Fever
Unexplained fever
Lumps
Painless swelling
Itch
Persistent itchy skin
Sweat
Night sweats
Cough
Chronic cough/breathless
Loss
Unexplained weight loss
2. Lumps: Benign vs. Malignant
Benign (Infection)
- ●Touch: Painful, soft/tender
- ●Duration: Shrinks as cold heals
Malignant (Seek Help)
- ⚠Touch: No pain at all
- ●Feel: Firm like an eraser
- ●Sign: Keeps growing, fixed
3. Self-Check: Common Locations
Check these areas:
- Neck and Collarbone
- Axilla (Underarms)
- Groin Area
Doctor's Advice:
Check these spots during your bath. If you find a painless hard lump lasting over 2 weeks, consult a specialist.
Early Discovery Saves Lives
For concerns, visit a "Hematology/Oncology" specialist
Health starts with self-checking!
※ Disclaimer: For educational purposes only. Always seek professional medical advice. ※
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