Stage III lymphoma implies disease above AND below the diaphragm. Lymphoma comes in many varieties, some of which are frequently curable, some of which almost never are. It is almost always very treatable in any case. One looks for remission first after therapy (no cancer present); for very aggressive lymphomas, relapse after 3 years of remission is rare, while for the indolent lymphomas, relapse is expected but may take years to materialize. We would need more information to be more specific about the case.
I'm a 16 year old girl, and I was diagnosed with lymphoma at 15 years old like your girlfriend. Ironically, I had it in my chest too. I had it in both my chest and my pancreas. It IS curable, and she'll be done with treatment in no time. Itll feel like forever for her because the pain can be so unbearable, but it'll be over before she knows it! Losing the hair will be one of the worst parts for her being a girl. I started treatment, lost my hair a week later, and continued treatment for about 4-5 months. The recovery is about 4-5 months in addition to that. It's definitely going to be a rough road for her, and probably you as well, but hang in there. She's gunna make it! I was told by my oncologists that the prognosis (survival rate) for lymphoma is between 90-95 % in children (any age under 20). Thats an extremely good and comforting statistic. But if i could give the both of you any advice, itd be 1) DO NOT google or search for things wbout lymphoma online. If you have any questions, ask the oncologist directly. I did a lot of online searching and everything i saw scared me to death. But one thing you should know is thqt lymphoma in adults is COMPLETELY different from lymphoma in children. The prognosis in children is much much higher. And 2) obviously, hang on. Its gunna be hard and painful but youll get through. Good luck! I'll be praying for the two of you and the family!
if treated quick enough and she responds well to treatment she can go into remission. you are never really cured from cancer due to the possibility of relapse so the doctors will class a good response to treatment as remission. the theory is that if a person is in remission for over 5 years then they are near enough cured but even then there is still a chance for relapse though.
Just keep positive and hope for the best as that is all you can really do and give all your support.
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Stage III lymphoma implies disease above AND below the diaphragm. Lymphoma comes in many varieties, some of which are frequently curable, some of which almost never are. It is almost always very treatable in any case. One looks for remission first after therapy (no cancer present); for very aggressive lymphomas, relapse after 3 years of remission is rare, while for the indolent lymphomas, relapse is expected but may take years to materialize. We would need more information to be more specific about the case.
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I'm a 16 year old girl, and I was diagnosed with lymphoma at 15 years old like your girlfriend. Ironically, I had it in my chest too. I had it in both my chest and my pancreas. It IS curable, and she'll be done with treatment in no time. Itll feel like forever for her because the pain can be so unbearable, but it'll be over before she knows it! Losing the hair will be one of the worst parts for her being a girl. I started treatment, lost my hair a week later, and continued treatment for about 4-5 months. The recovery is about 4-5 months in addition to that. It's definitely going to be a rough road for her, and probably you as well, but hang in there. She's gunna make it! I was told by my oncologists that the prognosis (survival rate) for lymphoma is between 90-95 % in children (any age under 20). Thats an extremely good and comforting statistic. But if i could give the both of you any advice, itd be 1) DO NOT google or search for things wbout lymphoma online. If you have any questions, ask the oncologist directly. I did a lot of online searching and everything i saw scared me to death. But one thing you should know is thqt lymphoma in adults is COMPLETELY different from lymphoma in children. The prognosis in children is much much higher. And 2) obviously, hang on. Its gunna be hard and painful but youll get through. Good luck! I'll be praying for the two of you and the family!
if treated quick enough and she responds well to treatment she can go into remission. you are never really cured from cancer due to the possibility of relapse so the doctors will class a good response to treatment as remission. the theory is that if a person is in remission for over 5 years then they are near enough cured but even then there is still a chance for relapse though.
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There are different types of lymphoma. With treatment remission can be achieved. Lymphoma can recur and require more treatment.
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