Lymphoplasmacytic Lymphoma

Lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma is a rare type of slow-growing lymphoma in which lymphoid cells that take on features of plasma cells accumulate.

General characteristics: It is often related to the abnormal production of certain proteins in the blood and is part of the diseases of the bone marrow and the lymphatic system. Its behavior is usually indolent.

Common symptoms: Fatigue, weakness, growth of lymph nodes or the spleen, and discomfort resulting from changes in the blood may be present, although not always.

Which specialist treats it? Its study and follow-up fall to the hematologist, who evaluates the blood and bone marrow to understand the condition. If these signs appear on a sustained basis, an evaluation with this professional is advisable.