In most cases, there is no known cause as to why someone develops lymphoma. There are however, several risk factors associated with developing lymphoma. Some treatments used to treat other types of cancer might increase the chance of developing a type lymphoma in future, however most people who've been treated for another cancer do not develop lymphoma. If you would like to read more, you may like to see our information here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma-what-lymphoma/causes-and-risk-factors-lymphoma#otherconds We send our best wishes to you.
I'm afraid we are not able to offer medical advice, however, we would suggest speaking with your doctor if you are worried or concerned about any symptoms, or changes you have noticed. We send our best wishes to you.
Incredibly informative - particularly the explanation of the staging process. Thank you!
Thank You Dr Lown. I very much appreciate how well you always explain Lymphoma to us patients.
What type of lymphoma usually appears along with breast cancer in 65 y.o. female?! Thx 🌸🕊️
In most cases, there is no known cause as to why someone develops lymphoma. There are however, several risk factors associated with developing lymphoma. Some treatments used to treat other types of cancer might increase the chance of developing a type lymphoma in future, however most people who've been treated for another cancer do not develop lymphoma. If you would like to read more, you may like to see our information here: lymphoma-action.org.uk/about-lymphoma-what-lymphoma/causes-and-risk-factors-lymphoma#otherconds We send our best wishes to you.
My fingernails have vertical ridges which a photo of lead me to your site. Should I ask my doctor about this?
I'm afraid we are not able to offer medical advice, however, we would suggest speaking with your doctor if you are worried or concerned about any symptoms, or changes you have noticed. We send our best wishes to you.