Hello! My diagnosis is classic follicular lymphoma high grade 3A. It was found through testing my tonsils after...

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Hello! My diagnosis is classic follicular lymphoma high grade 3A. It was found through testing my tonsils after being removed Jan. 28th. I'm 65 so recovery has not been easy from that surgery but I'm getting there. I have had no other symptoms and other than recovering from tonsillectomy, feel f...

Hello! I'm glad you reached out.

I can see your message was cut off, but I want to acknowledge what you've shared so far. You've been through quite a bit—a tonsillectomy diagnosis of follicular lymphoma grade 3A at 65, plus the physical recovery from surgery. That's a lot to navigate.

Before I provide information about your situation, I want to make sure I'm giving you the most relevant guidance. Could you complete your thought? You started to say "feel f..." — were you going to say:

  • How you're feeling physically?
  • Questions about your diagnosis or next steps?
  • Looking for a specific webinar or resource?
  • Something else?

What I Can Help With

Once I understand what you're looking for, I can:

  • Explain your diagnosis in plain language (what grade 3A follicular lymphoma means)
  • Interpret any test results you want to share
  • Help you understand treatment options that exist for your specific type of lymphoma
  • Suggest questions to ask your care team
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About Your Diagnosis

Just so you know I'm tracking with you: Follicular lymphoma grade 3A is an important distinction because it's considered more aggressive than lower grades, which affects treatment planning. The fact that it was found in your tonsils (extranodal site) is also relevant information your oncology team will consider.

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