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    I Recently Had A PET Scan Indicating Lymphoma In My Left Upper Quadrant & 1 On The R Side Of My Neck. The CT Scan Only Showed The Lymph Nodes Had Shrunk Since 2004. No Previous Cancer. What Does This Mean?

    Curious about all of this, we were scanning a "fatty tumor" on the left side of my stomach, and find out I may have lymphoma. The CT scan didn't indicate that additional testing was needed. Due to a family history of cancer and my concern - a PET was done. I have no symptoms and feel great physically. What could this be?

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    rayoflight

    Your question needs more details to answer because by simply identifying lymphoma no body can help you even doctor. You need to go further investigations because there There are two main types of Lymphoma which are

    1. Hodgkin's lymphomas
    2. Non-Hodgkin's lymphomas.
    The Non-Hodgkin's
    lymphomas have further more than 30 types. You have not mentioned which type
    of lymphoma you are having. So get further investigations and     for or more details, visit Lymphomas.

    answered 6 months ago   

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