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Huntington, ct. 06484
August 15, 2025
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R-CHOP chemotherapy commonly affects blood cell counts, which can lead to several symptoms:

• Low white blood cells: Increased infection risk, fever, aches, chills, headaches
• Low red blood cells: Fatigue, shortness of breath
• Low platelets: Easy bruising, excessive bleeding

Common side effects include
• Hair loss
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R-CHOP chemotherapy commonly affects blood cell counts, which can lead to several symptoms:

• Low white blood cells: Increased infection risk, fever, aches, chills, headaches
• Low red blood cells: Fatigue, shortness of breath
• Low platelets: Easy bruising, excessive bleeding

Common side effects include:
• Hair loss
• Digestive issues (constipation, diarrhea, abdominal pain)
• Swollen limbs
• Urination changes
• Numbness or tingling in limbs
• Weight changes Some people may experience allergic reactions to rituximab, including:
• Itchy rash
• Swollen lips, throat, or face
• Breathing difficulties
• Fever and chills

Less common but serious side effects include:
• Muscle spasms
• Vision problems
• Night sweats
• Seizures
• Bone weakness
• Mood changes

Always report any sudden or severe side effects to your healthcare team immediately. They can adjust your treatment or provide additional medications to help manage side effects.

August 15, 2025

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