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Yes, CAR T-cell therapy can be an option if lymphoma returns after R-CHOP treatment or if R-CHOP doesn't work effectively. This therapy involves modifying your own T cells to better fight cancer cells. Two common CAR T-cell treatments are Tecartus and Kymriah. Common side effects of treatment can include
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Yes, CAR T-cell therapy can be an option if lymphoma returns after R-CHOP treatment or if R-CHOP doesn't work effectively. This therapy involves modifying your own T cells to better fight cancer cells. Two common CAR T-cell treatments are Tecartus and Kymriah. Common side effects of treatment can include:
- Fever and chills
- Feeling generally unwell
- Headaches
- Easy bruising or bleeding
- Digestive problems
- Swelling in limbs
- Numbness or tingling sensations
- Changes in weight

It's important to report any side effects to your healthcare team, as they can adjust your treatment plan or provide additional medications to help manage these symptoms.

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