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Peripheral neuropathy, a sensation of numbness, tingling, weakness, or pain, is a common – and sometimes debilitating – side effect of chemotherapy and other lymphoma treatments. Members of MyLymphomaTeam talk about neuropathy in their feet,...

Eat healthier. Exercise more. Learn a new skill. Pay off a credit card. Many of us have made similar New Year’s resolutions over the years. And many of us have also ended January feeling like failures because we didn’t follow through perfectly. We...

This time of the year can be overwhelming with expectations around the holidays, and living with lymphoma doesn’t make it any easier. One way to find some relief from the pressure and stress is to focus on gratitude. You might find gratefulness in...

Living with lymphoma may change your holidays, but you can still have enjoyable and meaningful celebrations. Although lymphoma may make some holiday traditions challenging, it doesn't mean you can't enjoy connecting with friends and family during...

We all respond differently to information about our health. After learning you have lymphoma, you might be stunned, scared, or even relieved to have answers that explain night sweats, swollen lymph nodes, and fatigue. No matter what you’re...

Profuse sweating is a symptom of Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma common among MyLymphomaTeam members. Sweating caused by lymphoma often presents as night sweats. Night sweats can even influence how doctors stage cases of lymphoma. Excessive...

It’s important to stay active with lymphoma. Exercise and physical activity have been proven to decrease symptoms and side effects, boosts mood, build strength, and even increase survival rates for people with lymphatic cancer.It’s not always...

There is an old saying: “Good fences make good neighbors.” Having healthy boundaries in relationships is important for everyone, especially for people with a chronic condition like lymphoma. Setting and defending boundaries allows you to protect...

Thousands of members of MyLymphomaTeam connect with one another and read each other's stories to gain perspective and validation about living with cancer. Another way to discover how to live better with lymphoma is through books written by people...

Sleep problems are a common concern among members on MyLymphomaTeam. Everyone’s experience is a little different - some members lay awake worrying about lymphoma, some wake up in pain, and some can’t sleep because of treatment side effects. If you...