MADIUN CIRCLE – Cancer can start anywhere in the body when harmful cells multiply out of control and crowd out normal, healthy cells.
The type of malignant growth such as breast, lung, or colon disease indicates where the disease started.
However, as the condition progresses, malignant cells can spread to different parts of the body and develop into new growths. This is referred to as metastasis.
Malignant growth cells can pass through the lymph system after dividing from the underlying cancer, pushing them to the lymph center.
If cancer cells has spread to your lymph nodes (or outside your lymph nodes to other parts of the body), symptoms may include a lump or swelling in your neck.
In addition, it can also be under your arms, or in your groin, swelling in your abdomen (if the cancer has spread to your liver), shortness of breath, pain, headaches, and seizures or dizziness.
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You may not experience any noticeable symptoms of cancer cells that has spread to your lymph nodes, so a diagnosis from your doctor is important.
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