Information for the public
After your treatment
At the end of your treatment you should be given a written summary. It should say which type of non‑Hodgkin lymphoma you had, the tests and treatments you had and whether you may get ongoing side effects or late effects of treatment. Your care team should talk to you about your summary when they give it to you, and send a copy to your GP.
Your care team should give you information about how to spot signs that might suggest your lymphoma is coming back or you have late effects of treatment.
At 3 years after your treatment has finished you may be able to go back to the care of your GP or practice nurse for monitoring of late effects of treatment.