Almost everyone is very afraid of death, especially when they discover that their body has been diagnosed with an incurable disease. Some people usually go to the hospital for examination when they discover abnormal conditions in their body, such as local lymph node enlargement. Some people may have benign lymphoma as a result of the examination. Is this benign lymphoma incurable?
Can benign lymphoma be cured
In fact, whether benign lymphoma can be cured or not, it is recommended that patients maintain a positive attitude, as a good mood can be helpful for the condition. The treatment of lymphoma usually includes three methods: surgical treatment, radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine treatment. However, when benign lymphoma transforms into malignant lymphoma, surgical resection is required, followed by adjuvant chemotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, etc.
Benign lymphoma is usually treated with radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. It is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination in a timely manner when lymph node enlargement is detected, and determine the final treatment plan to avoid the occurrence of malignant lymphoma.
Symptoms of benign lymphoma
When a patient presents with any symptoms, may it be benign lymphoma? If the patient experiences painless and progressive enlargement of superficial lymph nodes, swelling in the face and neck, and may sometimes feel chest tightness, chest pain, difficulty breathing, swallowing, coughing, etc., it may be a precursor to benign lymphoma and further examination is needed.
The hazards of benign lymphoma
In fact, whether it is benign or malignant lymphoma, it can cause certain harm to the body. Once diagnosed with lymphoma, it may cause liver enlargement, abdominal pain, bloating, cough, bone pain, pathological fractures, skin itching, subcutaneous nodules, swallowing difficulties, nasal congestion, spinal cord compression, cranial nerve lesions, etc. Therefore, in life, we should develop good habits, exercise more to improve our immunity, and seek medical attention as soon as we notice any discomfort symptoms.
