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Non-Hodgkins Lymphoma
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Treatment of Non Hodgkins Lymphoma (NHL) |
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Interferons are a group of proteins released by cells that are infected with virus. Besides aiding normal cells to generate antiviral proteins and strengthening the body's immune response, interferons also help in the reduction of cell proliferation and tumor growth. Interferon-alpha (INFa) is an interferon that is used to treat some types of NHL. However the benefits of interferon remain unclear and there are questions raised by experts regarding their suitability for NHL treatment. VI. Surgery Surgery is a rare option used to treat NHL. If lymphomas arise in organs such as the stomach or thyroid, surgical removal of the tumor may be considered. However, surgery may be associated with its usual side effects or complications, some additional problems are listed below- |
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Posted on: 08/01/2012 I am a new nonhodgkins lymphoma stage 2 patient. I would love to visit with others that are in the processs of treatment. Carol
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Posted on: 11/24/2012 Hi , my father is corrrectly being diagnosed with NHL case of stage III. He has large B cell type lymphoma , with swelling in neck area. He is receiving his 4th chemotherapy , and is fit from exterior. How many chemo shots youhave undertaken. Can you please share your experience ?
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