Bleeding form the gastrointestinal tract. Increased susceptibility to infections. No specific preventive measures. Diagnosis and Treatment General Measures Diagnostic tests may include laboratory studies of blood and bone marrow, lymphangiogram, biopsy of lymph node, CT scan of chest and abdomen, and chest X-ray. Radiotherapy, chemotherapy and combinations of both are curative.
Treatment modality depends upon accurate staging of the disease.
Bone marrow transplantation has been used successfully in selected patients in patients in whom conventional treatment has been ineffective. Good oral hygiene is important to prevent mouth sores, if receiving chemotherapy. Males receiving therapy may want to consider sperm banking in case of sterility. Medication Anticancer drugs. Medication may cause side effects or adverse reactions in some people.