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Pittsburgh, PA

I spent 6 months with treatment for Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma in 2019 and was declared "in remission"? Repeated scans have been okay since then but these squamous cell carcinomas continue to pop up on my legs. They were inactive during the time of treatment. Its frustrating and I would love to connect with patients who endure a similar situation. Thanks!

August 5, 2023
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I understand your frustration. See my post above about sebaceous carcinoma. The lesion on my face was originally diagnosed as sebaceous hyperplasia. During DLBCL chemo it started to change and was diagnosed as the rare sebaceous carcinoma. I have undergone surgery and genetic testing for Lynch syndrome. Awaiting genetic results.

August 13, 2023

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