Is there any way to cure early lymphoma?

Can early-stage lymphoma be cured? What to do?

The lymphatic system is an important defense system of the body. It can help the human body resist viruses, bacteria and other harmful substances. It is often called the human body's "guard". When bacteria and other harmful substances invade, the lymphatic tissue can easily escape from the control of the human body and become "bad molecules". If the "bad molecules" are increasingly exposed to adverse environments, such as contact with chemical reagents or frequent hair dyeing, it may be that the lymphocytes mutate during growth and gradually form lymphoma.

Treatment for lymphoma is as follows.

1. Surgical treatment: For patients with extranodal lesions, gastrointestinal lymphoma, genitourinary lymphoma, and primary splenic lymphoma, surgical resection of the lesions should be performed first, followed by radiotherapy and chemotherapy.

2. Radiotherapy: Patients with Hodgkin's lymphoma IA and IA can achieve better results by using subtotal lymph node field irradiation alone. Low-grade IA and IA chemotherapy for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma should also be assisted after radiotherapy, generally about 1 month after radiotherapy.

3. Autologous bone marrow transplantation: Autologous bone marrow transplantation is suitable for patients under 50 years old. If these patients can withstand the combination of high-dose radiotherapy and chemotherapy, combined with allogeneic or autologous bone marrow transplantation, they can obtain a longer remission period and disease-free survival.