The usage pattern for Internet browsing services is high-speed data at 1 to 2 Mbps for very short periods (1/10th to 1 second) with an aver-age data transfer rate of 200 kbps. According to Neilsen ratings, the average Internet user browses the Internet for approximately 14 hours per month (28 minutes per day).
Additional symptoms that may occur in individuals with primary gastric lymphoma include a premature feeling of fullness or being sated (early satiety), abdominal tenderness, nausea, vomiting, unintended weight loss, a general feeling of poor health (malaise), and indigestion.
The type of lymphoma will influence the types of symptoms that are most common. For example, gastric MALT lymphomas may present as an upset stomach; or a change in bowel movement could be caused by an enlarged lesion in the GI tract. Systemic symptoms (or b-symptoms) such as unexplained fever and chills are most likely to appear in advanced stages of lymphoma or when there is steady progression.