Differences in Signs and Symptoms
Signs and Symptoms of Hodgkin’s Lymphoma
Swelling in the lymph nodes is the most common sign of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. This leads to a visible lump under the skin, which is not painful. It may appear in one or more areas in the body, such as around the groin, in the armpit, or on the side of your neck. Other typical symptoms include itchy skin, night sweats, fatigue, fever, enlarged spleen, painful lymph nodes after drinking alcohol, chest pain, difficulty breathing, persistent cough, and unexpected weight loss. These symptoms are quite general and may be caused by many other diseases. Visit your doctor as soon as you notice these problems to make a precise diagnosis. [5]
