Hodgkin Disease Symptoms: How to Identify Hodgkin Disease:

The Hodgkin’s disease refers to a group of cancerous cell growth that tarts from the lymph nodes. Gradually and slowly they spread to the other parts of the body.

The victims of Hodgkin’s disease may show the following symptoms and signs;

·         A swelling in the lymph nodes of armpits, groin or neck which is generally painless

·         Difficulty in breathing

·         Severe itching

·         Swelled legs

·         An enlarged spleen

·         Reduction in body weight

·         Sweating during night time

·         Continuous dry cough

·         Excessive fatigue

·         Chest pains

·         Flushing in the skin

·         Reduced appetite