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Diffuse large B cell lymphoma

7 days ago
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Members rallied around Brian's fear of nausea before starting chemo for diffuse large B cell lymphoma, with many sharing that nausea was their... Read more

Members rallied around Brian's fear of nausea before starting chemo for diffuse large B cell lymphoma, with many sharing that nausea was their biggest worry too but turned out to be manageable or nonexistent. Several members described how anti-nausea meds given during infusions made a big difference, and one member shared that speaking up about nausea after a first treatment led to a better plan for all future sessions. A recurring theme was encouragement to communicate openly with your care team, advocate for yourself, and lean on the community, with many members offering hope by sharing their own remission stories.

A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Brian - I was so scared of the nausea myself too, before I started - that was all I could think about - I didn’t get any nausea at all for the whole chemo journey. Felt horrid at times but no nausea ! Phew! Part of your infusion is anti nausea meds and I did have meds on hand but never used them. All the best ! Go slay your dragon ! I did !! In remission now !

4 days ago
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Brian,
take a breath my friend, we all have been there. Yes it is scary, I hope you have your port in place. it will be a lifesaver, as for side effects. We are all different. I felt like death warmed over for months, but I didn’t have any nausea, you’ll become weak tired and you’ll lose weight. The constipation will be unbearable. You need to bring this up with your care team ASAP, before you start your cycle, It’s all part of the process to rid your body of this cancer. hang in there’s nothing to fear. You will have adverse side effects but it’s nothing your care team hasn’t experienced hundreds of times before, all of us are right here with you, any concerns, just ask, we’ve all been through it,. 🙏🙏🙏, personally I was diagnosed last April 2025 wasn’t my best year but in January I’m in remission. I just passed all of my midyear check ups in my MCL is in Check for now.

4 days ago
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Hi BrianBegley-I was diagnosed with NHL-DLBCL. My treatment was R-Chop and 25 radiation treatments. I have been in remission since my last treatment in the spring of 2007.
I was concerned about nausea but my doctor prescribed medication and I didn’t experience sickness. You are not alone. We have a great group here of caring and loving people. If I can help with any questions don’t hesitate to ask. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

2 days ago
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Hi Brian, I have/had dlbcl and I had extreme pain in my knees and shoulders. My pain levels really decreased after my 2nd treatment. I've been in remission since last January. I'm praying that all goes well with your treatments 🙏

4 days ago
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

I appreciate you telling me that.

2 days ago

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