5. Persistent Fever

If your body is fighting lymphoma, there is a good chance you’ll feel the effects of slight fever come and go; much as you might expect to feel if you were fighting a flu or cold. The chemicals released to combat cancer will create a rise in your core temperature and after a time can reset your brain’s thermostat. Once this happens, night sweats, chills and fever will become reoccurring.

Lots of people have ignored mild fever symptoms as being slightly under the weather so keep track of how long you’ve been feeling unwell. If your fevers persist for more than a week it’s best you pop into a clinic or see your family physician.