Non hodgkin lymphoma

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First stage it is of non hodgkin lymphoma, so can i join back my company till chemotherapy gets start? I work at airport nd only little physical work i need (walking) M feeling ok internally.

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Dr. Mukul Roy

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Yes you can of course join back after you finish your chemotherapy and feel fit to work. !

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Dr. Shubham Jain

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