Hodgkin's Lymphoma

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Hello,

My FNAC report say's " Comments : The overall cytological features are suggestive of Lymphoproliferative disorder. Histological examination is mandatory for diagnostic confirmation and exclusion of Hodgkin's Lymphoma."

However I do not have any symptoms that matches Hodgkin's Lymphoma disease other than swelling painless ball in my neck. So kindly suggest if the Hodkin's disease is positive.

Thank you

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  • Posted

    As the report says, it's mandatory to diagnose what the swollen lymph node. The only way to find a ln exact answer is through biopsy. There are other factors, how long have you had it, is it hard, fixed. These are questions you should ask to yor doctor.
    • Posted

      It is movable and It's has been nearly 1 and half months as per my knowledge. However I prefer to check with another E.N.T doctor for FNAC test for my satisfaction. Thank you for your reply.
    • Posted

      That's a good idea, just my opinion but I would go for a full on biopsy because a FNAC is not as accurate to diagnose Hodgkins Lymphoma. Results can come inconclusive. Talk to your doctor about it. How big is this swollen lymph node may I ask? You should also go for an ultrasound or CT scan to check if you have any other swollen lymph nodes.

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