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Lymphoma.
Can u tell me how is lymphoma diagnosed? Having generalised symptoms like Fatigue, cold hands and feet, itchy feet... night hot flashes ( no sweating just warmth sensations)
I once had cbc with blood smear... it didn't reveal anything much apart from bit high lymphocytes and marginally high platelets
I know many people of my age who have been diagnosed with Lymphoas
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Hello ,
I do understand your query.
Lymphoma and leukaemia are diagnosed via blood tests .
The total counts are elevated and the peripheral smear will show abnormal cells .
Esr also will be elevated .
You will then require a bone marrow for further evaluation depending on the clinical scenario.
Any further queries, do contact .
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Do you feel any palpable lumps ...?
Like there are other symptoms that needs to be discussed
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