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Does a pain in the chest represent lymphoma?
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Usually not: Usually lymphoma presents with fever, enlarged lymph nodes, weight loss and abnormal white blood cells on a complete blood count. I would see your doctor to do a physical exam if you are having chest pain - there are many causes of chest pain, some less dangerous than others, but it warrants an exam to be on the safe side.
Answered 9/28/2016
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