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With un diagnosed lymphoma (not yet being treated) do the swollen lymph nodes stay swollen consistently or do they come and go???
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they come and go , some will stay. it all depends on the type of lymphoma you have
I have follicular lymphoma grade 1 stage 4 and that is how it is responding right now . I am not having any treatment , it is a watch and wait solution at this point in time
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Hodgkin’s lymphoma, also known as Hodgkin’s disease, is a type of lymphoma, or cancer of the lymphoid tissue. Lymphoid tissue is part of the lymphatic system, a major component of the immune defense system. It consists of a network of organs, bone marrow, lymph nodes and vessels. This system manufactures and transports lymph (fluid made of plasma and white blood cells) from tissues to the bloodstream.
Learn more about lymphoma - there are several kinds - at iVillage.com - Your Total Health
http://yourtotalhealth.ivillage.com/hodg…
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The first and sometimes only symptom of lymphoma is a painless, rubbery feeling swollen lymph node that doesnt move and increases in size slowly over several months. In almost all cases, swollen lymph nodes caused by a malignancy do not "come and go".
Remember, cancer is rare, and the most common reason for swollen lymph nodes is infection.
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My sis had a lymphoma too and she had to have the lump removed via surgery. However, no need to worry cos this is the easiest cancer to treat. My sis is now a happy 15 yr old with a better life than she used to have even before she got ill as she realised how lucky she was and that life's for living cos you never know what could happen the next day…
Good luck with everythg
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If it is an aggressive lymphoma, then it doesnt shrink on its own. Indolent lymphomas, which are less aggressive, can fluctuate in size by themselves.
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