Lymphoma, B-cell

B-cell Lymphoma is a disease of the white blood cells known as B-lymphocytes which are normally found in lymph nodes, blood, and throughout the body. There are many different types of lymphoma, most of which are rare. Known causes of lymphoma may include immunosuppressive medications, infections such as HIV, while some causes are still unknown. The stage of lymphoma can vary at diagnosis and throughout treatment. The effectiveness of the treatment may depend upon the sub-type of lymphoma and stage at diagnosis.

NOTE: Treatment Options listed below are not all-inclusive. Other treatments may be available. ChemoExperts provides drug information and does not recommend any one treatment over another. Only your Doctor can choose which therapy is appropriate for you.