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So i have been referred to a oncologist for possible lymphoma, what is treatment like or what are treatment options or lymphoma? just wondering.
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Depends.: There are many different kinds, all treated differently. The oncologist has to determine, first of all, if this is a lymphoma at all, and if so, how to proceed next. It may be a long process, and you will need to have close contact with your doctors.
Answered 11/2/2015
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