Speak to your doctor and see if possibly a stimulant might be warranted

RianaJornaandeJong,
Hi and welcome to the site. Everyone on here is so kind, supportive and helpful. I have/had DLBCL and had treatments of RCHOP chemo. I've been in remission for 3 1/2years. I'm sorry you are having fatigue. I still have fatigue all these yrs later. I rest went needed, walk, try to eat and stay hydrated. I hope you feel better soon. Kelly

As I said I'm not a doctor but I always thought that acting fast is usually the best approach to lymphoma or even other cancers and yes chemo makes fatigue worse but still ask the doctor if there's anything they can give you to counteract that

Hi Darren , thank you for your tip, I have spoken to my oncologist about my symptoms and major fatigue and he said that chemo is only going to worsen the problem and that is why they are going to wait until I am at stage 4. So basically no help from my doctor.

Hi Brendal, thank you for your advice .