It has taken a while and lots of scans, Three MRIs, Cat scans and four different biopsies but I now have a treatment plan. I have three mat bee sessions of treatment I have to go once every four weeks on a Monday and Tuesday. Monday’s I have to have Rituximab and. On a Tuesday Bendamustine. There are loads of side effects they tell you about but have no idea how I will react but I know that it will get rid of the non Hodgkin lymphoma so I will have to put up with the side effects it’s only four sessions at the most. They have agreed that it is a very rare side affect of Rheumatoid Arthritis because the Lymphoma is in the lung. I am happy that it’s now going to be treated but am very apprehensive about the treatment
Treatment starting soon: It has taken a while and lots... - NRAS
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Hi Lesley,
Good that you now have a treatment plan and you know which direction things are going. It makes a huge different mentally.
Sarah x
Wishing you all the very best x
How did you know about the Lymphoma ?? What were the symptoms ?? I would appreciate your reply.
Morning Lesley , just to say I wish you well in your journey . Glad all has been sorted for you now and a treatment plan in place . Sending you massive hugs 🤗🤗💐
Wishing you the best of luck with your treatment. Take care x
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