Persistent Fatigue
Similar to other forms of cancer, non-Hodgkin lymphoma can make you feel extremely tired. This is because cancer cells would use up much of the energy supply in the body or release components that change how the body produces energy from drinks and foods. More importantly, the immune system has to work much harder to eliminate these cells. As a result, you can experience persistent fatigue. Even sleep and rest do not help improve the symptom. When you notice this problem in a few days, it is advisable to visit your doctor as soon as possible because it might indicate the presence of a serious health issue.[4]
