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We're sorry to learn that you have symptoms you're concerned about, and I imagine this is a worrying time for you. The signs and symptoms of lymphoma are more commonly associated with other, less serious conditions, like an infection, for example. We would suggest to anyone who is worried about symptoms, to contact their doctor to talk these through, and to get advice, so we hope you will feel able to do this, with a view of seeking reassurance. We hope the information is helpful, and that you're able to chat soon with your doctor. We send our best wishes, and hope your symptoms settle down soon.

Thank you for your comment and we're sorry to hear of your situation. We are not able to offer financial assistance unfortunately. You may wish to look at an organisation called Lymphoma Coalition, who have a list of patient organisations like ourselves, around the world, with the aim of perhaps finding support a little closer to you. You can find their website here: lymphomacoalition.org/member-organisation/?_gl=1*dfyhr*_up*MQ..*_ga*OTM0NjU4MC4xNzE3NTE1MDEw*_ga_9QMQQK1LHR*MTcxNzUxNTAwOS4xLjAuMTcxNzUxNTAwOS4wLjAuMA..#africa We send our best wishes to you.

We are sorry to hear of your husband's very recent follicular lymphoma diagnosis which has followed his colorectal cancer in 2019. I imagine it is likely a worrying time for the family and we send you our very best wishes. I am attaching a link here lymphoma-action.org.uk/support-you which outlines the different ways in which we are able to offer support if ever either of you needed it.

We are sorry to hear that you are suffering symptoms. Our general suggestion is where you have symptoms which persist or are bothering you that you check it out with your GP.

We are very pleased to hear that you enjoyed this presentation.

We are sorry to hear that you are experiencing symptoms. Our general suggestion would be that if it doesn't go away within 2-3 weeks or gets bigger, you check it out with your GP.

We're sorry to learn of your husband's recent diagnosis, and can appreciate this is likely to be a difficult time for you both. It's understandable to feel different emotions when you receive a diagnosis, very natural to be taking time to process what is happening, and to reflect. There is generally support available if this is helpful, and if in the UK, we provide support, as well as WMUK: www.wmuk.org.uk/ If outside of the UK, The Lymphoma Coalition may offer appropriate support: lymphomacoalition.org/ We send our best wishes to you both.

We'd suggest going back to speak with your doctor, if you're not clear on what may be happening for you. The symptoms of lymphoma are considered to be very common symptoms, that are usually linked to other conditions, less serious conditions, lymphoma would be more rare. However, it is important to continue to seek guidance if you're not comfortable with how things have been left. We send our best wishes, and hope you will feel able to reach out to your doctor.

It is possible to have lymphoma anywhere in our bodies, in places like our lungs, outside of our lymphatic system, as well as in our lymph nodes. We would suggest anyone who may be concerned about any health issues, to seek medical guidance from their doctor.

@@LymphomaAction without lymph nodes but found Non hodgkin lymphoma in the lungs 🫁 hope for recovery fully.

@@zilumorizip We wish you well in your treatment and recovery, sending our best wishes.

@@LymphomaAction Doctor didn’t mention stage it said to be easy not serious. confused

@@zilumorizip There are many types of non-Hodgkin lymphoma, and sometimes they don't need treatment straight away, and you continue to see your team regularly for check-ups (active monitoring). If you know the type of lymphoma, you may find more information here, although please bear in mind this is based on treatments offered in the UK; lymphoma-action.org.uk/types-lymphoma/non-hodgkin-lymphoma Your medical team are the best people to answer questions on your own situation, as lymphoma can be quite individual, and so we'd encourage you to continue to ask questions, particularly if you are feeling confused. We send our best wishes to you.

Hello, thank you for sharing. We're sorry to hear you have been diagnosed with lymphoma, and needed to have treatment. We can appreciate this has likely been a difficult time. We send our best wishes to you, and for your upcoming scan.

I was sorry to learn of your breast cancer diagnosis, and that you have also been diagnosed with lymphoma. I imagine that this may be a difficult time. Very often, why someone has developed lymphoma will be unknown, but we know that it won't be something that you've done, or not done, that has caused this; lifestyle factors are not generally linked to lymphoma. There can be risk factors that can mean someone may go on to develop lymphoma, but the risk is still very small. We have some information on what we do know about the causes of lymphoma, and this can be found here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma-what-lymphoma/causes-and-risk-factors-lymphoma#otherfactors You'll see this gives details on cell changes that can happen in our bodies. It's really natural to think about what may have caused this, and I hope our information the causes may be of some help. We send our best wishes to you.

It is also painless

Wait until you’ve had it for about 3 weeks and then I’d go to the doctor. The doctor will most likely dismiss it so you might have to speak up and say that you want to make sure it’s not anything bad and have it tested

@@einstein5406 Around my area there’s been a lot of common cold cases so maybe this one is to just fight off infections

@@einstein5406 Good news. I found a other one on my neck that’s about the same size and it isn’t visible, so my mom said I should be fine

We would suggest to anyone who may be concerned about symptoms, to get these checked out by their doctor, particuarly if these are persistent symptoms. The signs and symptoms of lymphoma are more commonly associated with less serious conditions, and often can be related to an infection. This being said we would always suggest anyone who is concerned, to check with a medical professional. We send our best wishes to you.

Hello. Thank you for sharing, and we are sorry to hear of all that you are going through, we imagine it has been, and continues to be a difficult time. We are not able to offer medical advice i'm afraid, and as lymphoma is an individual condition, we would suggest your doctor and medical team are the best people to comment on your personal situation, including how the treatment is working. If you feel it may be helpful to read our information about T-cell lymphoma, you can find it on our website here lymphoma-action.org.uk/types-lymphoma-non-hodgkin-lymphoma/t-cell-lymphomas We send our best wishes to you.

We are sorry to hear that you are experiencing swollen lymph nodes. Lymph nodes help to fight infection. They can become swollen for lots of reasons (for example, having an infection such as a cold), even when they’re working as they should. Most people who have swollen lymph nodes do not have lymphoma. If you have a swollen lymph node which doesn't go away within 2-3 weeks or gets bigger, our suggestion would be to get it checked out with your GP.

We're sorry to hear you are experiencing these symptoms and can appreciate this may be concerning you. We would suggest speaking with your doctor for medical advice, if the symptoms persist, or if you are worried. We send our best wishes to you.

I am assuming by cbc that you mean complete blood count. Blood tests have a wide range of uses but most types of lymphoma cannot be diagnosed by blood tests alone. A biopsy is the procedure usually required to confirm whether someone has lymphoma. We would also usually suggest if you are experiencing symptoms that are bothering you, you get them checked out with a doctor.

I am sorry we are unable to assist you in writing your assignment on lymphoma. However I am attaching a link to our website here lymphoma-action.org.uk/ and hope that the information it contains maybe helpful to you.

Thank you for taking the time to share such a positive message.

Hello, thank you for your comment. We have some information on our website, about radiotherapy and if you feel it may be helpful, you can find it here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma-treatment-lymphoma/radiotherapy We send our best wishes to you.

We are sorry to hear that you have been suffering symptoms. Here is the information we have on symptoms of lymphoma lymphoma-action.org.uk/symptoms-of-lymphoma. It’s important to note that these symptoms can have other causes. Having one or more doesn’t necessarily mean that you have lymphoma. If your symptoms are bothering you or get worse our suggestion would be to get them checked out with your GP.

We are sorry to hear of your husband's recent non Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis and imagine i is likely a difficult, We lots of information on our website which is here lymphoma-action.org.uk/ If you have any questions please feel free to contact us. We send you both our very best wishes.

And also there is no any other symptoms except this and i am 18 years old and it is pain less

@@freefireshortsbysaksham4836 We're sorry to learn of your symptoms, and can appreciate what a worrying time this must be. The signs and symptoms of lymphoma can more commonly be linked to other, less serious reasons, but it is good to always get any symptoms you're concerned about, checked out by a doctor, and so we'd suggest seeking medical advice from a doctor/medical professional. We know of an organisation in India, called V care foundation, that offer support to anyone worried about lymphoma, here are their details: lymphomacoalition.org/member-organisation/#asia We hope you will feel able to reach out to them for support. We send our best wishes to you.

If you are concerned about any symptoms you’re experiencing, we suggest you speak to your doctor. You might find it helps to keep a note of your symptoms and how they’re affecting you. You could have this with you when you speak to your doctor so that you remember everything you want to discuss.

If you are have symptoms which are bothering you, our suggestion would be to check it out with your GP. It is however important to note that having one or more symptoms associated with lymphoma does not necessarily mean that you have lymphoma.

Hello, we're sorry to hear you are experiencing symptoms, and appreciate this may be a worrying time. The symptoms caused by lymphoma, are non-specific, and more commonly caused by other less serious conditions. If symptoms persist for more than 2 - 3 weeks, or if you are concerned, we would suggest speaking with a doctor to get them checked out. If testing is required, it usually starts with a blood test to give an overall picture of general health, and further tests may depend on the symptoms, and how you are affected. They can include scans or biopsy. You can read more about symptoms here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/symptoms-of-lymphoma and about tests here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma/tests-scans-and-staging-lymphoma if you feel this may be helpful. We send our best wishes to you.

We are very glad to hear you found the information useful and that you are going to share the video with your husband and family. We have some other information on CLL/SLL which is attached here.lymphoma-action.org.uk/types-lymphoma/chronic-lymphocytic-leukaemia-cll-and-small-lymphocytic-lymphoma-sll - we send you and your family our best wishes

We're sorry to hear you are experiencing these symptoms, and it sounds understandable you are nervous about them. Lumps and bumps can appear for many reasons, and are more commonly caused by other less serious conditions, or are nothing of concern. However, we would always suggest seeking medical advice if symptoms do not go away within 2 - 3 weeks, or if you are concerned. You may wish to read our information here about symptoms: lymphoma-action.org.uk/symptoms-of-lymphoma We send our best wishes to you.

Hello, lymphoma and it's causes is a complex area, and you may find our recent article on weed killer, and non-Hodgkin lymphoma helpful to read here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/behind-headline-link-between-non-hodgkin-lymphoma-and-weedkiller-1 We're sorry to learn of your diagnosis, and hope you find our website of help. We send our best wishes to you.

We are sorry to hear you mother has been diagnosed with this. There is information on both Splenic marginal zone lymphoma and active monitoring on our website lymphoma-action.org.uk/ - we send you and your mother our very best wishes.

We are sorry to hear that you are experiencing some symptoms. The symptoms associated with lymphoma do however more commonly occur for less serious reasons than lymphoma. Our suggestion is that if your symptoms last for longer than 2-3 weeks, get worse or are bothering you, you think about speaking to your GP.

We are sorry to hear that your husband has been diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma. We have information on Chemotherapy here.lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma-treatment-lymphoma/chemotherapy. It includes a CZcams animation. This animation explains what chemotherapy is, how it works to kill cancer cells and some of the ways in which it is given as treatment for lymphoma. I do hope that this answers some of your questions. It may also be worth considering a further conversation with your husband's doctor if you have any more specific queries.