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Night sweats from lymphoma can affect different areas of the body and may not be uniform across the whole body. One MyLymphomaTeam member noted they experienced sweating only in specific areas like the groin, thigh, and behind the knees, with sometimes just one side of the body being affected. The sweating can be quite Show Full Answer

Night sweats from lymphoma can affect different areas of the body and may not be uniform across the whole body. One MyLymphomaTeam member noted they experienced sweating only in specific areas like the groin, thigh, and behind the knees, with sometimes just one side of the body being affected. The sweating can be quite severe, often causing people to wake up with soaked clothing and bedding. Some people experience sweating during daytime activities as well. If you notice unusual sweating patterns, especially if they're concentrated in specific areas, it's important to discuss this with your doctor as it could affect your treatment plan.

May 14, 2025

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