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Newark, DE
March 1
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EllenEisenman,
Hi! I too had rchop chemo. When I didn’t feel well I had peanut butter bagels. I ate the peanut butter for the protein. Also my husband would make me smoothies made with fruit, ice cream and he would throw some kale in it too. It was delicious and helped. I hope you are doing well. Kelly

March 1
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EllenEisenman,
I’m here if you have any more questions. I totally understand!! Kelly

March 1
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

thanks KellyS, that’s so helpful! i know everyone has an individual experience but your response is what i was looking for. thanks!!

March 1
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

i am interested in the foods/meals that other patients were most able to eat during RCHOP treatment.

March 1
MyLymphomaTeam

What daily food diet worked during R-CHOP treatment?

The search results don't include specific dietary recommendations or personal experiences from MyLymphomaTeam members about what foods worked during R-CHOP treatment.

However, it's important to know that R-CHOP can cause digestive side effects like inflammation Show Full Answer

What daily food diet worked during R-CHOP treatment?

The search results don't include specific dietary recommendations or personal experiences from MyLymphomaTeam members about what foods worked during R-CHOP treatment.

However, it's important to know that R-CHOP can cause digestive side effects like inflammation, constipation, diarrhea, or abdominal pain. These side effects might influence what foods feel comfortable to eat during treatment.

Since R-CHOP also lowers your white blood cell counts, which help fight infections, your healthcare team may have specific food safety guidelines to reduce infection risk during treatment.

Your doctor or a registered dietitian who specializes in oncology can provide personalized dietary recommendations based on:
- Your specific side effects
- Your blood counts
- Any other health conditions you have
- Your nutritional needs during treatment

They can help you create a meal plan that supports your body during treatment while managing any uncomfortable symptoms you're experiencing.

March 1

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