The side effects of cancer treatment
What can be done to manage swallowing difficulties during radiotherapy
Can dysphagia be cured? Dysphagia is the medical term for difficulty swallowing. You may experience this side effect caused by the tumour itself or as a side effect of radiotherapy to the head, ne...
Read moreTaste & Smell Changes During cancer Treatment
Why do taste and smell changes happen in cancer treatment? Throughout treatment you may experience taste and smell changes. These changes can include food and drinks tasting like metal or bitter...
Read moreOral mucositis treatment & symptoms
What is Mucositis in cancer treatment? This condition occurs when cancer treatment destroys the rapidly dividing epithelial cells lining the gastro-intestinal tract (which runs from the mouth to t...
Read moreHow to handle Chemo Dry Mouth: Expert Tips for Relief and Prevention
Discover the causes, symptoms, and remedies for dry mouth (xerostomia) during cancer treatment. Learn how to manage this common side effect to improve comfort and maintain oral health throughout yo...
Read moreThe importance of oral care during cancer treatment
Several cancer treatments, including radiotherapy and chemotherapy for the head and neck, can affect the mouth, teeth, and salivary glands. You may experience this if the treatment damages the cel...
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