I'm not saying that it is possibly the same cancer as I have been suffering from since the summer of lockdown, but maybe it may be of greater help to you if you hear my post diagnosis experience. I have got an incredibly rare form of non Hodgkin lymphoma, and even though I began having symptoms 2020, I wasn't diagnosed until end of last October, by which time I was stage 4 and told had it been just a few weeks later, they would be talking to me about palliative instead of immediately starting me on a high dose of the BV-CHP chemo. My first symptom was this horrendous pain Lowe back, I physically could not reach around to wipe myself in the toilet and at any given moment whilst walking my back became incapable of supporting my upper body. Then next, my rib had the sensation that it was broken, even though it wasn't, but I couldn't sit up in bed without being pushed, I couldn't cough and started feeling like I was slowly being suffocated. I then grew so tired the shortest walk was far too long, then by last yrs summer I developed lumps under my chin, on my sternum and my armpits, along with night drenched and day fevers, the Drs fobbed me off all along too. So even if none of this relates to you, all I will tell you for sure is if you  know deep down that there is something not right, and most likely making up excuses for it so you think you needn't worry, don't let anyone push you about and tell you it's all in your head, after all, it's not their body. By the way, back in the early days I was given my fair share of test results saying I was healthy. Xx

I'm not saying that it is possibly the same cancer as I have been suffering from since the summer of lockdown, but maybe it may be of greater help to you if you hear my post diagnosis experience. I have got an incredibly rare form of non Hodgkin lymphoma, and even though I began having symptoms 2020, I wasn't diagnosed until end of last October, by which time I was stage 4 and told had it been just a few weeks later, they would be talking to me about palliative instead of immediately starting me on a high dose of the BV-CHP chemo. My first symptom was this horrendous pain Lowe back, I physically could not reach around to wipe myself in the toilet and at any given moment whilst walking my back became incapable of supporting my upper body. Then next, my rib had the sensation that it was broken, even though it wasn't, but I couldn't sit up in bed without being pushed, I couldn't cough and started feeling like I was slowly being suffocated. I then grew so tired the shortest walk was far too long, then by last yrs summer I developed lumps under my chin, on my sternum and my armpits, along with night drenched and day fevers, the Drs fobbed me off all along too. So even if none of this relates to you, all I will tell you for sure is if you  know deep down that there is something not right, and most likely making up excuses for it so you think you needn't worry, don't let anyone push you about and tell you it's all in your head, after all, it's not their body. By the way, back in the early days I was given my fair share of test results saying I was healthy. Xx