Can malignant lymphoma be cured

Answer 1

Yes there are treatements for non hodgkins, there are many drugs they can try and if your case is very bad there are other kinds of treatements. You'r doctor will do what he thinks is best for your case.

Answer 2

Yes there are treatements for non hodgkins, there are many drugs they can try and if your case is very bad there are other kinds of treatements. You'r doctor will do what he thinks is best for your case.

Answer 3

In most cases, yes. However it depends on the stage of the lymphoma and where it is in the body.

Non-Hodgkins lymphoma is actually an umbrella category for a range of types of lymphoma. Some are more aggressive than others. Treatment these days is very good and there is a good response rate both with conventional medical treatment, and sometimes with nutritional treatments. I say this as a 19-year Survivor of conventional medical treatment, and I have a friend who went on a macrobiotic diet and beat it as well. (Note: I have read recently that diets that include some animal protein are being used successfully in treatment, as different nutritional-based therapies work from different theories.)

Answer 4

Yes there are treatements for non hodgkins, there are many drugs they can try and if your case is very bad there are other kinds of treatements. You'r doctor will do what he thinks is best for your case.

Answer 5

Hodgkins lymphoma is potentially a curable cancer and has a high survival rate. Even in the late stages this cancer is the most curable and if one is to get cancer, this would be the one to get.

Answer 6

When all the different types and stages of lymphoma are considered together, only 50% of patients survive five years or more after initial diagnosis.

Answer 7

Yes, lymph node cancer, or any kind of cancer can be treated. The treatment may or may not be successful, there is no guarantee.