| SYMPTOM | GENERAL LOCATION IN THE BODY |
| Painless lymph node enlargement | >2cm most common often in the neck, underarm or groin |
| Fevers, night sweats, tiredness, weight loss >10% | As lymphoma can trigger an immune response it can cause symptoms similar to those that develop when the body is fighting an infection |
| Widespread itching | Caused by immune cell histamine release similar to the itching of allergic conditions. Sometimes triggered by alcohol |
| Nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain | If lymphoma is effecting the digestive tract |
| Shortness of breath, cough | If lymphoma is effecting the chest |
| Headaches, vision changes, seizures | If lymphoma is effecting the brain |
| Anaemia | |
| Susceptible to infections eg shingles | If lymphoma is crowding out the bone marrow |
| Reddened patches on the skin | Can occur if lymphoma cells localised there causing inflammation |