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Is Neuropathy A Symptom Of Lymphoma And What Can Be Done To Treat It?

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Midlothian, VA

I am 83 years old and was diagnosed with WM three years ago. I am in watch and wait, and have not begun any treatments. My only symptom is cancer related fatigue.

August 13
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Thank you, Jeanne.

I have not had chemo or any other treatments.

August 14
A MyLymphomaTeam Member

Neuropathy is usually caused by the chemo.

August 13

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