10 years ago, I was diagnosed and treated for Hodgkin lymphoma. After one year of ABVD chemotherapy, my report was normal. What is the chance it will come back? Do I need any checkups, and if yes, please mention them.

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Dr Hema Pratima

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After 10 years of remission, risk of recurrence is low. But routine follow up is still advised. Report any new persistent symptoms.

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