No, each patient's prognosis depends on the type, severity, and timing of their diagnosis. If detected early, some types of lymphomas can be very effectively treated.
Specific types of lymphoma like the Central Nervous System lymphoma affect our cognitive recall and results in loss of memory and impaired cognitive functioning. It can also affect a patient’s personality and behavioural traits.
Lymphoma in itself is not painful but in certain cases, it can be painful. When swollen lymph nodes press on the tissues surrounding the bone, it can be painful. The position of lymphoma cancer is key to the reception of pain.
Yes, It causes an appetite loss and a feeling of fullness after consuming small amounts of food. Based on where the lymphoma is located it can cause certain symptoms like pain in the abdomen, dizziness, or a tendency to vomit.
