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My father has non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. He now has organized pneumonia.Can you please explain this pneumonia.
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22fate22
His cancer is the type that puts red spots all over his face & upper body. He takes Chemo IV, & Chemo tablets. Can you explain what Organized Pneumonia is & if it could be related to the cancer or chemo.
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Posted by 22fate22
His cancer is the type that puts red spots all over his face & upper body. He takes Chemo IV, & Chemo tablets. Can you explain what Organized Pneumonia is & if it could be related to the cancer or chemo.