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along with the significant lymph node swelling swollen abdomen low grade fever night sweats and weight loss, I've had daily brushing and now sores on my hands and legs.
I have a nagging cough not like a cold cough it's more of a gasping for air cough and I gag at the end. my mouth and tongue swell I have weird spots on both. You can tell my lymph nodes are swollen 2 ways my neck and face are very puffy my left grown are puffy and my right arm pit which in turn is making my right breast almost double the left my armpit also has a hard lump which u havr to really press to find as the swelling is dramatic. When I drink alcohol I become violently I'll my stomach gets more swollen and I vomit. my stool goes from hard black to a yellowish runny stool and my ability to control it diminishes. I have bruising that comes and goes the appear as brown purple the appear on my arms upper legs and ankles. lastly what's really disturbing is apparent skin thickening on my clavicle, sternum and my lower neck almost like a hump. I am 40 years old mother of 3 I work full time and up to a year ago taught fitness classes on the side as well as ran marathons and triathlons, the constant tiredness has taken all the from me as well as constant bought of vision blur
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Lymph node biopsy and CT abdomen is must.
Detailed Answer:
HI Madam,
I have read your query and understand your concern.
Your symptoms largely point to hematological malignancy of abdominal presentation in my opinion.
Skin changes reflect bruises and ecchymotic patches which represent disturbances in coagulation and platelets.
The swollen lymph nodes have to specially addressed for ruling out metastatic deposits if any.
This has to be carried out through FNAB-Fine needle aspiration biopsy.
Its highly mandate that you undergo this test at the earliest.
A non contrast CT abdomen along with complete blood picture and Bone marrow study can pave the way for 100% accurate diagnosis .
Cough with air gasping and stool changes can be a part of the underlying pathological process.
I advice you to consult an oncologist and a hematopathologist at the earliest.
I hope this info is helpful to you at the moment.
Thank you

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