Yes, you can be in remission and still experience side effects. Even after achieving remission, some people may deal with lingering side effects from lymphoma treatments, such as fatigue, diarrhea, or other symptoms. It's important to monitor these effects and discuss them with your doctor to ensure proper management and Show Full Answer

Yes, you can be in remission and still experience side effects. Even after achieving remission, some people may deal with lingering side effects from lymphoma treatments, such as fatigue, diarrhea, or other symptoms. It's important to monitor these effects and discuss them with your doctor to ensure proper management and care. Regular follow-ups are crucial to address any ongoing issues.

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