Do I Have Lymphoma Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. After a recent infection or vaccination, what happened to any nearby swollen glands?
They returned to their usual size as I recovered.
They are still slightly enlarged but continue to improve.
They have stayed enlarged after the other symptoms resolved.
They are getting larger, spreading to other areas, or becoming increasingly concerning.
2. Which best describes any unexplained lump or swelling in your neck, armpit, or groin?
I have not noticed a lump or swelling in these areas.
I recently noticed a small swelling that appears to be decreasing.
A lump has remained for about two weeks or keeps returning without a clear explanation.
A lump is rapidly enlarging, feels fixed, or is accompanied by marked swelling.
3. How has your weight changed without deliberately changing your diet or activity?
I have not noticed unplanned weight loss.
There has been a small unexplained change that has not continued.
My weight has continued to fall noticeably without trying.
Weight loss is rapid or comes with inability to eat, repeated vomiting, or signs of dehydration.
4. Which description best matches any recent fever?
I have not had a recent fever.
I had a brief fever with a clear illness, and it resolved as I recovered.
I have recurring or persistent fever without a clear explanation.
Fever is accompanied by confusion, fainting, severe weakness, or difficulty breathing.
5. What has your experience with night sweating been recently?
I have not had unexplained night sweating.
I have occasionally woken slightly damp without an obvious environmental reason.
I repeatedly wake with sleepwear or bedding soaked despite a comfortable room.
Drenching sweats occur with faintness, confusion, breathing difficulty, or another severe symptom.
6. Which best describes any abdominal swelling, fullness, or discomfort?
I have not noticed an unusual abdominal change.
Mild fullness had a clear short-term cause and is resolving.
Unexplained fullness, swelling, pain, or feeling full quickly is persistent or recurring.
The swelling or pain is severe or rapidly worsening, or I cannot keep fluids down.
7. If you have felt a lymph-node-area lump, which pattern fits best?
I have not felt a distinct lump.
It was tender during a short-lived illness and is now improving.
It is painless or unexplained and has not clearly gone away.
It is hard or fixed, is growing quickly, or is associated with significant surrounding swelling.
8. Compared with your usual health, what pattern of infections have you experienced?
No unusual increase in infections.
I had one routine infection and recovered as expected.
Infections are occurring more often, lasting longer, or returning without a clear reason.
An infection is accompanied by confusion, severe weakness, fainting, breathing difficulty, or rapid deterioration.
9. How would you describe any recent unexplained cough?
I have not had a recent unexplained cough.
A mild cough followed a clear respiratory illness and is steadily improving.
A cough has persisted, keeps returning, or is worsening without a clear reason.
The cough includes blood or occurs with severe breathing difficulty, blue lips, fainting, or intense chest pain.
10. During an ordinary day, how does unexplained tiredness affect you?
I do not have unusual tiredness beyond what I expect from my routine.
I sometimes feel more tired, but rest restores my usual function.
Persistent tiredness is limiting work, study, exercise, or household tasks.
The weakness is severe or occurs with fainting, confusion, chest pain, or breathing difficulty.
11. Have you experienced unexplained bruising or bleeding?
No unusual bruising or bleeding.
I noticed a small bruise after a plausible minor bump, and it is fading normally.
Bruises appear without remembered injury, or minor bleeding happens repeatedly.
Bleeding is heavy or will not stop, or it occurs with fainting, confusion, severe weakness, or breathing difficulty.
12. When resting or doing your usual activities, have you noticed chest pressure or shortness of breath?
No unusual chest pressure or shortness of breath.
A mild change occurred briefly and has resolved.
The change is persistent, unexplained, or increasingly limits normal activity.
I have severe or sudden breathing difficulty, crushing chest pain, fainting, or blue lips.
13. Have neck swelling or enlarged glands affected your throat, voice, swallowing, or breathing?
No neck swelling has affected any of these functions.
I have noticed mild throat awareness with swelling, but I can swallow and breathe normally.
Persistent swelling is causing hoarseness or some difficulty swallowing.
I am struggling to breathe or swallow, or the swelling is worsening rapidly.
14. How widespread are the unexplained lumps or swollen areas you have noticed?
I have not noticed swelling in any lymph-node area.
I noticed one area briefly, and it has nearly or completely settled.
One area remains enlarged or repeatedly swells without a clear cause.
Two or more separate areas are enlarged, or the swelling is progressing.
15. Which best describes any recent itching?
I have not had unusual itching.
Itching is limited to a known irritation and is improving.
Unexplained or widespread itching persists or repeatedly disrupts sleep.
Itching occurs with facial or throat swelling, breathing difficulty, or a rapidly spreading severe reaction.