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Has Anyone Ever Been Diagnosed With Two Different Types Of Lymphoma?
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June 2019 i was diagnosed with primary cns lymphoma.
This year in march i had an ovary removed. They found diffuse large b cell lymphoma. My oncologist wants to put me on the r-CHOP regimen with stem cell transplant to follow as maintainance therapy.

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How Quickly Do You See The Oncologist Once You Get Your Biopsy Results?
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I don’t know yet. But after my recent investigation it was very fast that they wanted to see me again. With my other cancer (brain tumour) I get to see my oncologist on the same day after the MRI. I… read more

Can Someone Explain The "watch And Wait" Reasoning For Treatment?
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I was just diagnosed a week ago and don't meet with my doctor to discuss next steps until after the new year. He mentioned possibly doing "watch and wait" method and I've read a lot that backs that up, which really surprises me. Why would you wait until things got worse to pursue any type of treatment?

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For some types of blood cancer there's no evidence that early treatment, when you have no symptoms, improves outcomes. Instead, doctors recommend saving treatment for later, when it will have the best… read more

Anyone Get A Second Cancer After Treatment For Lymphoma?
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Chemo is directly related to new cancers in our bodies. My doctor also told me indolent lymphomas often lead to other cancers.

How Do You Handle Loosing Faith In Your Treating Oncologist/assistant?
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My check up yesterday, I knew would be with assistant, I met 1 time prior and tried not to make judgment. Yesterday I asked pointed questions! I couldn't get an answer!!!! Agh! I asked "what is the name of my leukemia?" She's scanning my chart online... ummm I don't know, it doesn't say. Wow I say. The initial blood work said CD5 small B cell leukemia. She then says "yeah, yeah it says that". Then I asked "Is that the name then?" She said "Um I don't know" I said OK then what's the name of… read more

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Thank you

What Is Car T
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I’m newly diagnosed with Lymphoma…I was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer in September 2023. I’m on chemo for this. My docs seem to be ignoring the lymphoms

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I am still being followed from my Car T-Cell therapy that was done last spring,

74 Year Old Male. Diagnosed NHL Non Aggressive Mode. Not Many Frequent Symptoms.
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At this point, I’ve decided not to start treatment
I have lost two friends in the last year to other types of cancer
They both went through chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
They continued telling me that the chemotherapy had caused many uncomfortable side effects and weren’t sure whether it was causing more painful issues than it was worth.
They both have passed in the last three months.
They both expressed to me that their quality of life, and getting some extra months, wasn’t really… read more

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Has Anyone Out There Got Tcell Lymphoma Who Could Help A Newly Diagnosed Friend
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She’s in England and would like to try alternative therapies

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I was diagnosed with T-Cell and have been through a lot. 6 rounds of chemo put me in remission and a few months of being in remission, I went through a stem cell transplant with 11 more rounds of… read more

I Have NHL B Cell And Am Watch And Wait. How Cautious Should I Be, In The Watch And Wait Phase, Regarding Protection Against Infection?
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Ex. My son is immune suppressed bcs of medication he takes for a rare chronic disease and we are cautious but not overprotective of his environment. I assume it is the same for ppl with NHL watch and wait? Or are there additional precautions against infection, beyond the normal precautions, specifically related to cancer? Thanks

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I find the watch and wait so hard. For me is like playing with a loaded gun, the problem is that you do not know really what the caliber is going to be. I just finished treatment for a FL Grade 2… read more

Biopsy Diagnosis
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I went to oncology and he gave me copy of biopsy. Does anybody know what it means when it says mature low grade B-cell lymphoma with CD5 co-expression , most consistent with small lymphocytic lymphoma/chronic lymphocytic leukemia

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Wanda, I was originally diagnosed with what was called an indolent NHL. or lymphoplasmacitic lymphoma. One valuable resource I used to educate myself was the International Waldenstrom's… read more