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Has Anyone Had NHL B-cell Stage 4 Cancer? After The 6 Months Of Chemo, What Are Your Side Effects?
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Any real fast growing lump or tumor on eyeball? Out of control muscles shaking whole arm.

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VickieRice,
Hi! I had RCHOP chemo treatments and had DLBCL stage IV. My side effects after was fatigue, and I also had PMR which is an autoimmune disorder. I was on steroids for a year. I would call your oncologist in regards to your side effects. Kelly

posted February 25
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We are contacting 1.💜 It's in remission after the 6 months of rchop as well. Do you /did have uncontrollable trembles? 🙃 Thank you. Candidia overgrowth is something to look into. Chemo makes it grow line 10 x faster . Steroids do to. Prayers or good vibes for you.

posted February 25

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