Hi! 
 

Im a 27yr old female, back in January I felt a pea sized lymph node at the back of my neck, I was confused thinking it was a pimple or something then I google and turns out it's an enlarged lymph node, I was worried specifically because I hadn't had an infection when I found out. I went to be seen by a GP in March (long wait because of Covid) the GP told me not to worry and that it is small for it to be something we worry about, I was relieved but still confused with my symptoms, I have been experiencing Night Sweats for almost a year, severe one sided headaches and neck and shoulder pain, the thing that worried me the most and which is why I keep getting more convinced I might have lymphoma is the fact that my period became irregular since March, when I spoke to the GP they checked my bloods and said that's fine so there's nothing wrong...When I say my period has been irregular I mean that I am bleeding in between my periods and it's unusually heavy bleeding, I also feel pelvic pain that comes and goes, with my period issues I would think it might be Fibroids or Endometriosis but with where my issues are connecting I keep thinking it might be lymphoma. 

Also another thing that worries me the most is my neck and shoulder pain, it's excruciating in the morning and it's only on the left side, I can feel something deep inside my collarbone but I cant feel it with my hand whether there's  a lymph node there. 
 

my friends and family keep telling me I'm silly for thinking I might have cancer but I do know it can sometimes creep up on you.

I was wondering if anyone had similar symptoms to me. Can someone tell me if I'm going crazy or these symptoms I have are actually seeming the ones of Lymphoma?

This upcoming week I am going back to my city as I was staying with my cousin in London, once I go back I would like to change the GP because I felt Ignored by my current GP and they haven't even bothered to investigate, they only prescribed stronger painkillers for my issues. I would like to change GP and ask for a thorough check up and to be confident it is not lymphoma.