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Night sweats are a common symptom of lymphoma and are considered one of the "B symptoms" of the disease. These sweats can be extreme and cause significant discomfort. Many MyLymphomaTeam members have reported experiencing severe night sweats that can soak through clothing and bedding. Night sweats in lymphoma may be caused Show Full Answer

Night sweats are a common symptom of lymphoma and are considered one of the "B symptoms" of the disease. These sweats can be extreme and cause significant discomfort. Many MyLymphomaTeam members have reported experiencing severe night sweats that can soak through clothing and bedding. Night sweats in lymphoma may be caused by chemicals released by cancer cells or as a result of fever. They are considered an important systemic symptom that doctors use to monitor the disease, along with unexplained weight loss and fever above 100.4°F (38°C).

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