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It's concerning that your symptoms are recurring so soon after treatment. While R-CHOP therapy helps about 80% of patients achieve remission, some patients may experience relapse. When symptoms return, it's crucial to contact your oncologist immediately for evaluation.

Common relapse symptoms often mirror your initial Show Full Answer

It's concerning that your symptoms are recurring so soon after treatment. While R-CHOP therapy helps about 80% of patients achieve remission, some patients may experience relapse. When symptoms return, it's crucial to contact your oncologist immediately for evaluation.

Common relapse symptoms often mirror your initial symptoms, particularly swollen or enlarged lymph nodes. Your doctor will need to assess whether this is a true relapse and determine the next appropriate treatment steps. If your DLBCL has relapsed, your oncologist will develop a second-line treatment plan. While achieving a second remission can be more challenging, there are several treatment options available, including:

• Different medication combinations
• Bone marrow transplant
• CAR T-cell therapy
• Clinical trials for new therapies

Early intervention is key, so please schedule an appointment with your healthcare team as soon as possible.

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