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Autologous stem cell transplants are used in lymphoma cases that have relapsed or haven't responded to other treatments. While stem cell transplants can have side effects including lung inflammation, the specific complication of busulfan lung is not directly addressed in the provided sources. Common side effects after stem Show Full Answer

Autologous stem cell transplants are used in lymphoma cases that have relapsed or haven't responded to other treatments. While stem cell transplants can have side effects including lung inflammation, the specific complication of busulfan lung is not directly addressed in the provided sources. Common side effects after stem cell transplant can include:
- Nausea and vomiting
- Mouth sores
- Risk of infection
- Lung inflammation
- Persistent fatigue that may last months or even up to a year

It's important to discuss any concerns about potential complications with your healthcare team before proceeding with transplant.

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