My youngest son just noticed a lump on his neck. We have no cancer history in our family. What is the chances it is lymphoma?

Submitted by nwl Thu 01/15/2009

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I want to assure you that the

Submitted by abner on Fri, 01/16/2009 - 17:34.

I want to assure you that the chances of it being lymphoma are low because there are many other things that can lead to a lump including viral infections. It is always best to be safe and go and see a doctor to make sure your son is taken care of.

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