Hello Bonnie, I could say I have body aches in places I have never had. My joints fingers, toes. I get up in the morning sometimes and it takes me a little bit to move around normal. I am almost one year since last chemo treatment but I only had 3 which were all day every 3rd week. I am NHLBC stage one. Found lumps under armpit in September of 2022, after biopsy found out 12/22 my diognosis. Had bone marrow tested negative. As of today and after 10 radiation treatments I am in remission. Doc said cured but that’s an understatement. I ache everyday but I try to move around and take walks with my dog to keep my body from freezing up. Life as it was will never be the same and I’m almost 64 so aging along with remission is scary but I’m trying to make the best of it and rest when my body tells me and spend time with my grandchildren 3 & 7 years old who make me feel good and smile a lot. I believe attitude helps 🤗

Im 3months out from taking Rituxamab--just started having joint pain , skin infection on my face and now increase neuropathy and hair loss but I was diagnosed with stage 4 nonhodgkins lymphoma in2023 now they say min remission but yes for me side effects show up after😘take care!

Thanks Kelly. I know everyone responds differently. Sorry you went through teeth issues. I agree we are blessed to have these treatments available with so many better ones on the horizon. Sending love

Bonnie10,
Hi! I don't have hearing issues but I sure had teeth issues. I had issues with my roots. Had to have one tooth pulled and two others worked on. I also after 3 yrs still have some body/joint pain. I know when my mom had her chemo for ovarian cancer she lost part of her hearing from her chemo. But it wasn't RCHOP. But I believe you can't have chemo without some lasting side effects. However, I'm alive and blessed for it. Kelly