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January 8
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What could be causing burning pain at the top of your leg near your hip after R-CHOP treatment?

The burning, slightly painful feeling you're experiencing could be related to a few things connected to your R-CHOP treatment:

Peripheral Neuropathy

R-CHOP can damage nerves, causing peripheral neuropathy. This can lead to
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What could be causing burning pain at the top of your leg near your hip after R-CHOP treatment?

The burning, slightly painful feeling you're experiencing could be related to a few things connected to your R-CHOP treatment:

Peripheral Neuropathy

R-CHOP can damage nerves, causing peripheral neuropathy. This can lead to:
- Burning sensations
- Tingling
- Pain
- Numbness in your limbs

This type of nerve-related pain is a known side effect of chemotherapy and can affect your legs and other areas.

Bone and Joint Pain

Many people experience bone and joint pain after R-CHOP treatments. This pain can occur in the legs and hips and may feel like aching or burning.

Neulasta/Udenyca Shot

If you received a pegfilgrastim shot (Neulasta or Udenyca) after your treatment, this commonly causes bone pain and joint aching, particularly in the legs. This pain typically appears within days of the injection.

Important Next Steps

Contact your healthcare team about this symptom, especially since it's new. They can evaluate whether this is a treatment side effect or something that needs immediate attention. Pain management options are available, and sometimes adjusting medications or dosages can help provide relief.

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