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What Are the Symptoms of Neonatal Lymphomas?

The symptoms of neonatal lymphomas can be nonspecific and may include:
Swollen lymph nodes
Fever
Night sweats
Weight loss
Fatigue
Difficulty breathing or coughing if the lymphoma is in the chest area
These symptoms can easily be mistaken for infections or other benign conditions, making diagnosis more complicated.

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