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Primary cutaneous marginal zone B-cell lymphoma (PCMZL)
Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Mar 22 12:40pm | Replies (9)Comment receiving replies
Hi @steiner. If you were to be monitored quarterly for blood work and it’s now at 5 months, I’d definitely call your doctor and set up an appointment.
I’m a little confused, was this supposed to be with an oncologist? Have you had an appointment with that office before? If so, you can just call that office to set up an appointment. If you are seeing a new doctor and need a referral then call your GP for that referral.
Were you diagnosed with Primary cutaneous marginal zone B-cell lymphoma? Was this through an hematologist oncologist?
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Hi Lori,
Yes. It was quite a shock for myself and my family. I was told I had a basal cell carcinoma. It was on my forehead. I had been feeling extraordinarily fatigued. They excised it. It was sent for biopsy by my Consultant Dermatologist. I was called back in after about 3 months (after it had been excused) to be informed it was in fact a Primary Cutaneous Marginal zone B-Cell lymphoma. When told I nearly fainted. My Consultant Dermatologist referred me off to a Consultant Haematologist.
Yes I am under the care of a haematologist Oncologist. My blood work was being carried out quarterly. I think they have forgotten about me. I don’t quite know how that could happen? I will call that office on Monday 24 March 2025 to set up an appointment. M
Many thanks for your help and assistance
Kindest regards