Thursday, November 12, 2009

Do I have Lymphoma?

5 months ago I developed a hard lump underneath my jaw, which hurt when I ate. I went for blood tests and the doctor said that I was on the tail end of Glandular Fever. 5 months later and I am still sick. My symptoms:


* DOESN"T hurt to eat


* Lump get bigger when I eat


* Suddenly feel tired and exhausted


* Get pains in Stomach


* Headaches


* Feel sick


Is it possible that I have Lymphoma even if it didn't pick up in the original blood tests. I have been back to the doctor and he has ordered more blood tests but I dont get the results for a week.


Is Lymphoma even picked up in blood tests?


HELP!!

Do I have Lymphoma?
Mononucleosis or Glandular Fever can cause some weird symptoms even after you are over the disease. Some people have gone on for months. Take a look at this link:


http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/mononuc...
Reply:Is it in the proper place for your thyroid? That can cause a nodule and also cause tiredness. I don't think they can pick up Lymphoma on a blood test but please don't jump to conclusions. I'm sure that with some more tests they can figure this out.
Reply:glandular faver does this to some people, i suffered with it for two years before they even knew i had it.


I had headaches and felt lethergic, i lost weight and couldnt put any on.


It can be a very dangerous illness too.
Reply:If it gets bigger when you eat, that would be suspicious for a diverticulum of some sort. You may need an ENT consult. If it's a lymph node, you'll need a node biopsy anyway.
Reply:I am a lymphoma patient Grade1, stage 4 and yes they can test the blood, but it depends on what kind of lymphoma it is. if it shows up in the blood. Mine has never showed up in a blood test . BUT that doesn't mean you have it, there is many other thing that can cause your swelling. Get a second opinion to be on the safe side and ask to have a biopsy done, that would tell you, that is how they found mine all test came back inconclusive until they did the biopsy
Reply:free info about cancer.


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