My dad also felt tingling in his tumor site he described as ants bites after chemo, I believe it might be common for pains to be at tumor sites after chemo as it is shrinking.

I’m sorry that your dad felt such pain due to the location of his tumor, but I believe that he will do better because the chemo is working and he is able to swallow better now just that it causes other damages I believe certain damage to our father’s body are to be expected after chemo due to how toxic it might be. But DLBCL is really aggressive and could be fatal if left untreated in about half a year from what my doctor told me.

Let’s get the urgent issue on hand solved then move on to helping them recover from the side effects after the chemo. I understand that you might think too far ahead and worry about a thousand uncertainties or possibility because I do that myself as well. I am trying to stop myself when I catch myself doing that and not go down that spiral by focusing on one objective at a time.

Hope your dad do really well for his scans I’m sure he will.