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How long does remission last with CNS lymphoma?

CNS lymphoma often responds well to initial treatment, but unfortunately, most cases will eventually relapse within several years. The specific length of remission can vary from person to person based on how well the lymphoma responds to treatment.

Without treatment, the Show Full Answer

How long does remission last with CNS lymphoma?

CNS lymphoma often responds well to initial treatment, but unfortunately, most cases will eventually relapse within several years. The specific length of remission can vary from person to person based on how well the lymphoma responds to treatment.

Without treatment, the outlook is typically only a few months. However, with proper treatment including high-dose chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and potentially stem cell transplantation, many people go on to live years beyond their diagnosis.

The good news is that new treatments and clinical trials are becoming available, which means people diagnosed with CNS lymphoma are receiving better care and living longer than in the past. Regular follow-up with your healthcare team is important to monitor for any signs of relapse and adjust treatment as needed.

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