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I have stage iiiB follicular lymphoma diagnosed 2004 and am 51 with no underlying health issues

February 1
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My daughter has Erythema Nordosum. She has been researching it and it is more an autoimmune disease.

February 23
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Is erythema nodosum connected to non-Hodgkin lymphoma?

The search results don't specifically mention erythema nodosum as a symptom or complication of NHL or follicular lymphoma. However, this doesn't mean there's no connection—it just means the available information doesn't address this particular skin condition.

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Is erythema nodosum connected to non-Hodgkin lymphoma?

The search results don't specifically mention erythema nodosum as a symptom or complication of NHL or follicular lymphoma. However, this doesn't mean there's no connection—it just means the available information doesn't address this particular skin condition.

Given that you haven't seen your oncologist in 3 years and are experiencing new symptoms, it would be wise to schedule an appointment. Your oncologist can evaluate whether this skin condition might be related to your follicular lymphoma, even if it's an uncommon presentation.

Lymphoma can sometimes cause unusual symptoms, and autoimmune-related conditions can occasionally develop in people with lymphoma. An oncologist familiar with your specific case and lymphoma history would be better positioned to assess any potential connection than a GP.

It's important to have regular follow-ups with your oncologist, especially with a diagnosis dating back to 2004, to monitor for any changes or complications.

February 1

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