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Pain in the neck .

August 16
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That's a great question to explore with others who've been through it! While personal experiences from MyLymphomaTeam members aren't available here, there are well-known signs that often signal an NHL recurrence worth knowing about.

The return of "B symptoms" is one of the most recognized warning signs. These include:

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That's a great question to explore with others who've been through it! While personal experiences from MyLymphomaTeam members aren't available here, there are well-known signs that often signal an NHL recurrence worth knowing about.

The return of "B symptoms" is one of the most recognized warning signs. These include:

- Drenching night sweats
- Unexplained fever
- Unintentional weight loss of 10% or more of body weight within six months Other signs to watch for include:

- Newly swollen or returning swollen lymph nodes
- Loss of appetite or feeling full quickly
- Abdominal pain or bloating
- Fatigue that doesn't improve with rest

It's really important to report any new or returning symptoms to your oncologist as soon as possible. Keeping a symptom journal can also help track changes over time, making it easier to spot patterns and communicate them clearly to your care team.

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