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During treatment you usually see a lymphoma doctor (haematologist) or cancer doctor (oncologist), a chemotherapy nurse or a specialist nurse, and a specialist pharmacist. This is who we mean when we mention doctor, nurse or pharmacist in this information. Some medicines can affect how this treatment works or be harmful when you are having it. Always tell your cancer doctor about any drugs you are taking or planning to take, such as:

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We explain the most common side effects of this treatment here. We also include some less common side effects. Icewear does not under any circumstances sell your Personal Data. Icewear only discloses Data to third parties if required by law or in the case that the third party is a service provider, agent or contractor. Third parties can, for example, perform the following tasks: Before you go home, the nurse or pharmacist will give you tablets to take at home. These will include medicines: They are strong enough to resist tear and tend to maintain their shape even after years of use and washing. We collect your Personal Data from you and in certain circumstances from external sources, but in such case you will be informed about the origin of the Data.

Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. A blood clot is serious, but it can be treated with drugs that thin the blood (anticoagulants). Your doctor or nurse can give you more information. Doctors usually recommend that people with cancer have a flu vaccination and a coronavirus (covid) vaccination. These are both inactivated vaccinations that can help reduce the risk of infection. People with weak immune systems can have these, as they are not live vaccinations. This information has been written, revised and edited by Macmillan Cancer Support’s Cancer Information Development team. It has been reviewed by expert health professionals and people living with cancer. Your nurse can talk to you about ways to cope with hair loss. There are ways to cover up hair loss if you want to. Your scalp may be sensitive. It is important to cover your head to protect your skin when you are out in the sun.

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This treatment may cause diarrhoea. Diarrhoea means passing more stools (poo) than is usual for you, or having watery or loose stools. If you have a stoma, it will be more active than usual. They should not be used on tarmac, however, as that will rip them to shreds in no time. Anyone who regularly drives long distances in snowy conditions will be better off buying winter tyres. Some people may also have a drug called rituximab with ICE chemotherapy. This treatment is called R-ICE. The feet are particularly at a higher risk of exposure to the cold due to the extra moisture and maybe even more susceptible when you suffer from frostbite and circulation issues.Cancer and some cancer treatments can increase the risk of a blood clot. Symptoms of a blood clot include:

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During treatment, and for some months after, you will be more sensitive to the sun. Your skin may burn more easily. Cover up with clothing and a hat. If you are out in the sun, use a sun cream with a high sun protection factor (at least SPF 30) to protect your skin. You may get some of the side effects we mention, but you are unlikely to get all of them. You may have some side effects that we have not listed here. Always tell your doctor, nurse or pharmacist about any side effects you have. Tell other doctors, pharmacists or dentists who prescribe or give you medicines that you are having this cancer treatment. This cheap alternative to snow chains or to winter tyres is staggeringly easy to fit... I used them while driving in the French Alps last week and can confirm they are absolutely superb."During treatment, you will have fluids through a drip (infusion). You will also be given a drug called mesnaas an infusion or tablets, or both. Mesna helps to prevent bladder irritation. If you are given mesna tablets, make sure you take them exactly as explained. This treatment may make your eyes feel sore, red and itchy (conjunctivitis). Your doctor will prescribe eye drops to help. It is important to use these as instructed.