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1.leaukaemia is a blood cancer which mainly effects blood and bone marrow while lymphoma also a blood cancer which effects lymphnodes.
a)symptoms of leukaemia:bleeding,giddiness,lethargy,fever,dyspnoea,weight loss,easily getting infections,anorexia,activity intolerance,thrombocytoponea,hepatomegaly,spleenomegaly.
Symptoms of lymphoma:Fatigue,anorexia,breathing difficulty,swating at night,lumphnodes becomes swollen.
b)leaukemia:Red blood cells,white blood cells and plateltes are checked to find out leaukemia
Lymphoma:Complete blooD count,LFT
Treatment:
1.chemotherapy
2.radiation therapy
3.stem cell transplant
4.blood transfusion.
2.hodgkins lymphoma is a metastatic cancer which is mainly affecting in the lymph nodes and lymph glands in the upper body while non hodgkins affect any area of body.
Symptoms of hodgkins:fatigue,fever,anorexia,excessive sweating during bed time,weight loss,
Symptoms of non hodgkins:abdomunal ache,anorexia,anemia
Blood test:CBC for each
Treatment:chemothray and radiation therapy for both.
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