World Lymphoma Awareness Day is observed every year on September 15. Lymphoma is commonly known as cancer of the lymph nodes. Arthritis can occur in many areas of the body, including the neck, back, shoulders, and arms. If the size of the cyst is increasing day by day, its effect is not decreasing even after taking medicines, if the person is having fever, or his weight is decreasing, then in such a case these can be the symptoms of cancer of the cyst or lymphoma.
There are also two types of lymphoma, one is Hodgkin and the other is non-Hodgkin. 15th September has been fixed as the day to make people aware about Lymphoma. On this day, people are made aware of this disease in the society so that they can understand and know about it. If someone is suffering from this disease then he can be treated in time.
What are the symptoms of lymphoma?
If seen, the effect of both lymphomas is similar. Symptoms include fever, cough, runny nose, and difficulty sleeping at night. If we talk about Hodgkin first, if he is treated on time, it is completely cured. For this, awareness is necessary among the people and every year efforts are made to create awareness about it.
In the second non-Hodgkin condition, if treated in time, up to 80 percent of people can be cured. If the people of the society are aware of this, then people will be aware of this disease, and people will be able to go to the hospital and get treatment in time. There is a need to spread awareness regarding this in the society. Diseases like lymphoma can be overcome with awareness. Trouble with lymphoma
Talking about lymphoma, this disease occurs due to the lack of immunity in the body. Many things can happen due to low immunity. Low immunity often leads to various diseases. Due to this, many cases of TB have also been seen in people. Several cases of Hepatitis B have been reported. After that lymphoma can also occur, all these things are due to the weakening of immunity. Lack of immunity in the body, and after infection, the chances of lymphoma increase.
If someone is diagnosed with lymphoma, they should see a doctor immediately. There is a treatment for this. Treatment options include chemotherapy, radiation therapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy and bone marrow transplant. If the patient has early-stage lymphoma, the treatment is through chemotherapy and radiation therapy. If the condition of the patient goes a little ahead i. e. worsens, then bone marrow transplant has to be done after chemotherapy, radiation therapy, target therapy. Treatment of this disease is possible by giving therapy according to the stage of the patient.
treatment at the medical college.
If someone has lymphoma, then the size of the joints of his body starts increasing. When lymphoma occurs, the body experiences a stretch, sometimes even difficulty swallowing food. If there is lymphoma in the lumbar region, then there may be difficulty in walking. If there is lymphoma in the stomach, then there is difficulty in eating food, if there is a persistent fever, then it causes weakness in the body. Lymphoma causes a decrease in the cause and then a feeling of fatigue. This reduces the immunity of the body and when the immunity is low, then many types of infections and viral diseases occur. Lymphoma can cause a lot of symptoms in the body.
If someone has lymphoma, then that person should go to the medical college and get his treatment. It does not require a surgeon, radiation therapy also has a very small role. He should be treated in a special medical college so that he can recover quickly. Avoid going to the local doctor or general surgeon. It is often heard that lymphoma is called the blood cancer of the UK. This is not the case at all, its patients have been found in India too, and it can happen to anyone.
Awareness needs to be raised.
Lymphoma is a type of cancer that affects the body’s immune system. It affects different parts of the body, such as the throat, stomach, intestines, skin, etc. According to a statistic, it is found in every 800 Americans and about 3 thousand people in India. It is mostly found in children and young adults. Lymphoma affects the body’s immune system.
In India, lymphoma can pose a serious health risk to individuals of various ages and social groups. Urban locations are more likely to experience symptoms, which can include pollution, changes in lifestyle, and genetics. In India, more individuals need to know about lymphoma in order to identify its symptoms and receive prompt treatment.
In addition, there is a need to strengthen health services and increase resources for the treatment of lymphoma. If lymphoma is dealt with in time, many lives can be saved. The public should be made aware of this.
In view of the low availability of health services in our country and the remaining challenges, it is very necessary that we remain aware and careful, so that the disease can be prevented in the first stage itself.
