Can early lymphoma be cured?

It is understood that the incidence of lymphoma has been gradually increasing in recent years, and more and more people have been diagnosed with lymphoma. Many people have doubts about whether lymphoma can be cured. So can early lymphoma be cured? For this reason, the editor specifically asked experts in lymphoma, and the following is the expert's response.

Can lymphoma be cured? The answer to this question is closely related to the treatment method, disease type, stage, physical condition and psychological quality of the patient. From the current treatment situation, most types of lymphoma have the hope of improving survival time or even being completely cured. Because lymphoma is not an incurable disease, it is one of the very few malignant tumors that can be cured.
Treatment of lymphoma includes surgical resection, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine. Lymphoma is a type of cancer that is easy to treat and has a good prognosis. If you can receive regular treatment as soon as possible, the cure rate is even more impressive. Of course, this also depends on the tissue type of the tumor, pathological stage, the patient's physical condition, and whether the treatment is appropriate.
Surgical resection of lymphoma is very likely to cause metastasis and recurrence of lymphoma after surgery. Although radiotherapy and chemotherapy are quick to take effect and can reduce the local and systemic burden of tumor cells, they cannot completely eradicate tumor cells. In severe cases, they can damage the body's immune function and cause a series of side effects, such as nausea, vomiting, and hair loss.