The cells continued to mutate into cancer cells, where he was then diagnosed with lymphoma. At that time, they stopped all his anti rejection medicine. He was on a very
low does of Cyclosporine. He under went chemo therapy for the cancer. Doctors did not put him back on anti- rejection medicine, as they said it would be easier to deal with rejection, then get cancer again.My son will be 22, on the 27th of July. he has taken no anti rejection meds for 11 years now.