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How do I cope with lymphoma diagnosis after hysterectomy complications?

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8 hours ago

I have been feeling so weak and nauseated feeling pressure in my abdomen. I had a complete hysterectomy in July 28th and had a hard recovery. Had a CT scan that showed moderate lymph nodein my abdomen. Dr.thought this was pending infection and inflammation. Had it rescheduled on March 2nd and they are enlarged with BX showing follicular large B-cell diffused lymphomas. Oncologist consult ordered. I am so scared. I had a blood clot in my brain when I was 36. Had a craniotomy and then developed epilepsy. Had a PFO. Closure. Now this. I don’t know how much more I can take. I literally feel like I am dying some days. I am afraid or what they are going to tell me. I also moved to Florida. Is Moffit the best place to go?

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3 hours ago

Facing a new cancer diagnosis after already dealing with serious health challenges can feel overwhelming, and those feelings of fear and uncertainty are completely natural. Many people in this community have found that connecting with experienced oncologists and getting a second opinion helps them feel more confident about their treatment path. Moffitt Cancer Center is indeed well-regarded for lymphoma treatment, and exploring your options there could provide valuable insights. This community is here to support you through this journey - consider sharing updates as you learn more, as others who've walked similar paths may have helpful perspectives to offer.

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How do I cope with lymphoma diagnosis after hysterectomy complications?

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