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    withGodshelp asked a questionNon-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)

    after Rituxan treatment

    almost 4 years ago
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      acshipway

      Hi, I haven't heard of that side effect. I have had 5 Rituxin treatments and no visual disturbances. Definitely call and let your Doc know.

      almost 4 years ago
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    Question: Not happy with Dr. Should I change??????

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    withGodshelp asked a questionNon-Hodgkin Lymphoma (NHL)

    Not happy with Dr. Should I change??????

    over 4 years ago
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      kiki95632

      Get a second opinion. I am on Rituxan and Treandra for spots in my lungs.

      over 4 years ago
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      marshala1

      You need to be happy with your doctor. That was inexcusable to let you suffer through your chemo treatment with no pain meds. Best of luck, Sweetie.

      over 4 years ago
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      jhale17

      Look at fighting cancer as a long tern proposition. It is a big deal; evaluate a doctor like you would in buying a home or getting a job. Find an environment (doctor’s office including the doctor and his/her staff) that cheers you up not brings you down. Change doctors if the visit is not a pleasant experience.

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