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I've had lower back pain, constant night sweats for a year now and losing weight alot. night sweats i soak the bedsheets everynight. do i worry?
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Worry or act: You can worry, or you can take action to protect your health. These symptoms suggest lymphoma, with other possibilities including chronic abscess and tuberculosis. You're going to see a doctor about this sooner or later. Why wait until you have to be carried in? See a doctor now.
Answered 12/3/2014
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