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    Question: Anyone have Burkitts Lymphoma with high dose chemo "Magrath Reginem" side effects that last forever?? I had stage 4

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    Anyone have Burkitts Lymphoma with high dose chemo "Magrath Reginem" side effects that last forever?? I had stage 4

    almost 5 years ago
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      So sorry about your condition. I was told that any lymphoma is treatable at any stage. I'm not sure if it's true, but it gave me high hopes although my tumor was in a unique "presentation," or rather larger than normal. I hope you do find someone with some information that may help!
      Best wishes to you!

      almost 5 years ago
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      Yes, but I had the high dose HyperCVAD protocol. I still have some of the side effects 3 years later

      almost 5 years ago
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      Stage 4a, three years after the fact - no evident long term effects so far. Chemo does take a lot out of you, but once you've been in CR for six months to a year with no further treatment you should find yourself back to normal. If this is not the case go chase down a doctor.

      over 4 years ago
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    I had stage 4 Burkitts Lymphoma and wondering what to except after high dose chemo?

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      You might also want to post this in our Questions section - just click on Questions above in the purple bar.

      almost 5 years ago
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