Did anyone experience chills/goosebumps on the areas where they had radiation? I finished radiation a month ago but last week I started getting chills only in those spots. My skin also hurts, in the sense that it’s very tender and very sensitive to temperatures. I don’t have any rash or actual bumps but the sensitivity doesn’t go away and I keep getting chills only in those areas.

I have read some history posts here and on the internet about how having CA (including Lymphoma) increases the likelihood of getting other CAs. This is with or without getting chemo- or immuno- therapy txs. I know that after my dx, my mammogram came back abnormal with areas that needed to be biopsied and watched. There are more of those areas every 6-month check. My skin CA occurrences which started about 6 years prior to dx have ramped up this last year - with 4 new spots that needed to… read more

I had a needle biopsy done in May of 2022,and had one delay after another getting treatment started I have switched to another oncologist but I am really lacking confidence at this point in time.I think the fact that family and friends have pulled away only compounds the problem

Relapse B cell. Started with FL, R chop 2014-15, Rituxan 2020, now immunotherapy started 1/3/24

I am four years post stem cell transplant. The last PT scan was all clear, first clean one since this all started. I have battled swelling in my feet and ankles since the beginning and it is getting tiresome.

During chemo I always had some numbness in my fingertips and toes. It’s started to go away slowly in my fingers but my toes are actually getting worse and going into the balls of my feet now too. I’ve noticed my toes are also always cold, and the numbness gets more aggravating at night.

Has anyone else experienced anything similar?

My chemo was R-EPOCH