By Elizabeth Hunter

A man discovered he had blood cancer - after going to his dentist about a "tooth infection."

Jamie Haxton was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma after going to the dentist.

An infection had triggered a reaction in his lymph nodes and caused a small lump to form under his jaw - which remained there for months and was unaffected by antibiotics.

The 29-year-old from Glasgow then underwent a biopsy, and a series of scans to confirm the diagnosis.

Jamie was "shocked" by the diagnosis, and was placed under active surveillance, as he had no noticeable symptoms.

However, he vowed to continue to live his life as he always did - staying active and working in his role as an online fitness coach.

Jamie said: "At the end of the day, it’s your health. I realized I could sti

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