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If your initial diagnosis is low grade (nodal marginal zone) NHL and it becomes high grade, what is the most common diagnosis?
Asked by rcar2010 on Sunday, October 28, 2012
If your initial diagnosis is low grade (nodal marginal zone) NHL and it becomes high grade, what is the most common diagnosis?
I just found out that I now have high grade NHL. I'm waiting for my next appt with my Oncologist in 10 days, but I'm wondering if there is a certain type of high grade that is more likely if you were initially diagnosed with low grade marginal zone B cell NHL?????
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nancyjac
A change in grade doesn't change your diagnosis. The grade refers to how slow or fast the cancer is growing, but your diagnosis is still NHL.
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