https://onlinecommunity.cancercouncil.com.au/t5/Living-with-and-beyond-cancer/After-affects-of-Chemo-and-Radiation-for-Non-Hodgekins-lymphoma/m-p/38320#M1598 <P>I would like to talk to other people who may have had the same treatment.&nbsp; My aches for Lymphoma started off as aches just above each groin, only when I lay down.&nbsp; After a few weeks the pains started to come in the day time and gradually got worse.&nbsp; I finally had an Ultra sound that confirmed the Lymphoma. After more tests and Xrays, I was treated with Chemo and Radiation.&nbsp; After three treatments the tumor had disappeard, but I had to finish the full program, and given the all clear.&nbsp; However, ever since that I have still be getting the original aches just above my groins.&nbsp; Twice within about 3 months, I was diagnosed with an infection from a urine test, but told it was not a bladder infection.&nbsp; Each time I was given antibiotics &nbsp; and the aches disappeared.&nbsp; Within about another 3 months and three trips to the Emergency section,&nbsp; I was told that it was not coming from an infection, but "sticky poo".&nbsp; I had a Bowel washout and an inspection to check if it was bowel cancer.&nbsp; test came back negative.&nbsp; The ache eventually came back again, and after another urine test and ultra sound, I was told that everything was clear. The doctor said that my lymph nodes are a bit large than normal and causing pressure.&nbsp; I found that hard to believe, and I eventually went to another doctor, who told me that was a lot of&nbsp; "bunkem".&nbsp; I guess I was glad that he told me that, because I was beginning to feel that I was too suspicious and having trouble to believe what was true and what wasn't.&nbsp; I am still getting the same "aches" mainly when I lie down, &nbsp; but sometime they come back in the day time.&nbsp; I am feeling very confused and hope someone out there may have had the same symptons, and maybe have had some correct diagnoses to stop the aches.&nbsp;</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Wed, 25 Aug 2021 00:04:49 GMT ElizaKaye 2021-08-25T00:04:49Z https://onlinecommunity.cancercouncil.com.au/t5/Living-with-and-beyond-cancer/After-affects-of-Chemo-and-Radiation-for-Non-Hodgekins-lymphoma/m-p/38320#M1598 <P>I would like to talk to other people who may have had the same treatment.&nbsp; My aches for Lymphoma started off as aches just above each groin, only when I lay down.&nbsp; After a few weeks the pains started to come in the day time and gradually got worse.&nbsp; I finally had an Ultra sound that confirmed the Lymphoma. After more tests and Xrays, I was treated with Chemo and Radiation.&nbsp; After three treatments the tumor had disappeard, but I had to finish the full program, and given the all clear.&nbsp; However, ever since that I have still be getting the original aches just above my groins.&nbsp; Twice within about 3 months, I was diagnosed with an infection from a urine test, but told it was not a bladder infection.&nbsp; Each time I was given antibiotics &nbsp; and the aches disappeared.&nbsp; Within about another 3 months and three trips to the Emergency section,&nbsp; I was told that it was not coming from an infection, but "sticky poo".&nbsp; I had a Bowel washout and an inspection to check if it was bowel cancer.&nbsp; test came back negative.&nbsp; The ache eventually came back again, and after another urine test and ultra sound, I was told that everything was clear. The doctor said that my lymph nodes are a bit large than normal and causing pressure.&nbsp; I found that hard to believe, and I eventually went to another doctor, who told me that was a lot of&nbsp; "bunkem".&nbsp; I guess I was glad that he told me that, because I was beginning to feel that I was too suspicious and having trouble to believe what was true and what wasn't.&nbsp; I am still getting the same "aches" mainly when I lie down, &nbsp; but sometime they come back in the day time.&nbsp; I am feeling very confused and hope someone out there may have had the same symptons, and maybe have had some correct diagnoses to stop the aches.&nbsp;</P><P>&nbsp;</P><P>&nbsp;</P> Wed, 25 Aug 2021 00:04:49 GMT https://onlinecommunity.cancercouncil.com.au/t5/Living-with-and-beyond-cancer/After-affects-of-Chemo-and-Radiation-for-Non-Hodgekins-lymphoma/m-p/38320#M1598 ElizaKaye 2021-08-25T00:04:49Z