The side effects of cancer treatment
Caring for someone with cancer: Beginners Guide
Discovering a loved one has cancer is overwhelming but many people do find personal satisfaction in caring for that person. It may feel good to be able to help and give you some sort of control ove...
Read moreSoothing Yoga Poses for Cancer Patients: Relief from Nausea and Stress
Natural remedies for nausea to manage chemo and radiotherapy sickness. Find yoga poses that stop nausea fast, perfect for beginners. Yoga acts as a therapy for the health of both mind and body and ...
Read moreFeel Good Hormones: How To Boost Them
Emotional causes of cancer There is no right or wrong way to feel during your cancer journey. Some days will be more positive than others. Remember it is okay to have a bad day, week or month! The...
Read moreGuided Imagery: Anxiety, stress and depression self help
Guided imagery: What is it used for? Guided imagery is a type of focused relaxation or meditation. Focused relaxation involves concentrating on a specific object, sound, or experience in order to c...
Read moreHerbal tea Recipes to Overcome Cancer Fatigue
How to Fix Fatigue Quickly During and after cancer treatment, fatigue can last for weeks, which can affect your daily life and activities. Coffee and energy drinks may seem like an escape, but they...
Read moreSoothing a Sore Scalp: Chemo Hair Loss Guide
Cancer treatment can cause scalp tenderness and hair loss. To keep your scalp healthy, you need to know how chemotherapy affects your scalp and how to manage it. Find out how to cope with this diff...
Read moreHow to Care for your Hair During & After Cancer Treatment
why does chemo cause hair loss? One of the most dreaded side effects of cancer treatment is hair loss, which occurs when the fastest-growing cells, like cancer cells, in your body are targeted. Sa...
Read moreThe Truth About Chemo Brain: Insights into the Causes and Cognitive Effects of Chemotherapy
It is estimated that 3 out of 4 cancer patients experience cognitive changes during treatment. The condition is also referred to as chemo brain since it is most commonly associated with chemothera...
Read moreHow Exercise Can Help Improve Fatigue
How does exercise help cancer patients? It may be unclear to you why exercise can be helpful when you are experiencing difficulty with your daily tasks. Exercise can exhaust your energy, but regula...
Read moreAnticipatory Nausea and Vomiting in chemotherapy
What is Anticipatory Nausea and Vomiting? Anticipatory nausea and vomiting is widely believed to be a learned response to chemotherapy that 25% of patients develop by the fourth treatment cycle. T...
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