I get the nausea especially when I walk at a medium pace
7 days ago
Yes, stomach pain and nausea can be signs of lymphoma, though they can also be side effects of lymphoma treatments like chemotherapy and radiation.
When lymphoma affects areas like the abdomen, enlarged lymph nodes or organs can put pressure on surrounding structures, leading to:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Abdominal pain or Show Full Answer
Yes, stomach pain and nausea can be signs of lymphoma, though they can also be side effects of lymphoma treatments like chemotherapy and radiation.
When lymphoma affects areas like the abdomen, enlarged lymph nodes or organs can put pressure on surrounding structures, leading to:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Abdominal pain or cramping
- Feeling full after eating only a small amount
- Loss of appetite
- Bloating or swelling in the belly If lymphoma is in the stomach or intestines specifically, symptoms can also include diarrhea, discomfort, and in some cases blood in the stool. These are important symptoms to flag with your doctor right away. If you're already in treatment, nausea is also a very common side effect of chemotherapy in particular, since it travels through the whole body affecting multiple systems. Radiation can cause it too, though less frequently.
It's always worth mentioning stomach pain and nausea to your oncologist so they can pinpoint the cause and help you manage it effectively.
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