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Common symptoms of lymphoma relapse include:

• Lymph nodes that start growing quickly
• Night sweats
• Fever
• Unexplained weight loss
• Enlarged spleen

It's important to know that within two years of initial diagnosis, about 20% of people experience a relapse. For those with advanced stage lymphoma, the majority may Show Full Answer

Common symptoms of lymphoma relapse include:

• Lymph nodes that start growing quickly
• Night sweats
• Fever
• Unexplained weight loss
• Enlarged spleen

It's important to know that within two years of initial diagnosis, about 20% of people experience a relapse. For those with advanced stage lymphoma, the majority may experience a relapse within five years. If you notice any of these symptoms returning, especially swollen lymph nodes that persist for several weeks or continue to grow, contact your oncology team right away. They may need to perform additional testing like biopsies, imaging tests, or blood work to determine if your symptoms are related to a relapse.

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