What are the sequelae of lymphoma surgery

What are the side effects of lymphoma surgery? Generally, there are no major side effects. Scars may be left, local nerves may be cut, and there may be numbness and abnormal sensations. The main thing is that radiotherapy and chemotherapy must be continued after surgery. If only a single lymph node is removed, chemotherapy should be performed immediately. If a large area of ​​lymph nodes is removed, chemotherapy should be performed after the incision is removed. Chemotherapy is necessary to avoid recurrence and metastasis.

For malignant lymphoma, surgery itself is only to confirm the diagnosis. The surgery is not big, just lymph node biopsy, and there are no sequelae. However, lymphoma needs chemotherapy or radiotherapy according to the type. Don't worry too much. Just accept systemic treatment. There is no so-called "two talents are empty". In addition, I don't know whether the lymph node tumor you mentioned is a simple lymphoma or lymph node metastasis of other tumors. The prognosis of lymphoma is not only affected by the patient's age, gender, tumor pathology, stage, etc., but also related to the daily care after lymphoma surgery. Proper postoperative care can improve the patient's resistance to disease and prevent recurrence to a certain extent.