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- Swollen lymph nodes that progress rapidly, are firm and not painful, up to 3-10 times bigger
- Enlarged thymus gland
- Flu like symptoms
- Tumors
- Lethargy
- Fever
- Weakness
- Depression
- Lack of appetite
- Weight loss
- Face swelling
- Leg swelling
- Increased thirst
- Increased urination
- Vomiting
- Abdominal pain
- Diarrhea
- Inability to properly digest food
- Difficulty breathing
- Raised skin sores
- Scaly skin
- Kidney failure
- Blindness
- Seizures
- Patches of skin that are dry, red, itchy and flaky
- Skin ulcers
- Red, thickened skin
- Skin tumors
- Multicentric - Originates in the lymph nodes, but occurs in multiple places; it is the most common type, comprising 80% of cases
- Alimentary, or gastrointestinal - Occurs in the digestive system, stomach or intestines, and makes up about 10% of lymphoma cases
- Mediastinal - Occurs in the chest organs
- Extranodal - Occurs in the skin, eyes, bones, mouth, kidneys, or central nervous system, and is the rarest type
- Genetic abnormalities
- Viral infection
- Bacterial infection
- Immune system dysfunction
- Chemical exposure, such as to pesticides, herbicides, and flea and tick control treatments
- Exposure to magnetic fields
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