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Eating well before, during and after treatment for cancer is important. Good nutrition can give you more energy and strength, help you maintain a healthy weight and improve your mood. But when you have cancer, it can sometimes be a challenge to eat well or eat much...Read More
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Has anyone else out there who’s been through 35 radiation and 3 chemotherapy hits (cisplatin) had any issues with numbing, tingling (pins & needles) aching , burning and sharp pains in their arms. I went to my GP and he says it’s a side effect of my cancer treatmen...Read More
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It's been a rough few weeks. I was diagnosed with Lymphoma and had my first round of chemo, during which, I had sharp stabbing pains in my lower abdomen. On day six after chemo, I had more stabbing pains and a dull ache in the same place. Not knowing anything about...Read More
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After operation to remove Bowel cancer on right side I'm now due to start 12 Cycles of chemo. Oxaliplatin, Calcium Folinate and Fluorouracil by pump over 46 hours at home. I'm finding this is causing me more stress than the operation. The number of possible side ...Read More
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8 months on Abemaceclib targeted daily tablet treatment for my metastatic breast cancer tumors in my pleura.( The bag around the lungs is called the pleura. Heard of pleurisy?)Anyway my breast cancer that was in remission has returned after 7 years and breast canc...Read More
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My Mom who is 83 has stage 3b colon cáncer. Seven months ago she had the tumor removed along with 5 lymph nodes. After that she had six months of chemotherapy with the pill. It's being three months since, and she has not gained nor lost any more weight. She does h...Read More
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Hi, I am curious to know if anyone started with one hospital and moved to another mid treatment. I feel things are being overlooked after informing various doctors. I just don’t know how hard it is as don’t want to affect my Chemo course as on 2nd type.thanks in ...Read More
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Radiation therapy is an important and common treatment for cancer. It uses a controlled and precise dose of radiation to kill cancer cells or damage them so they cannot grow, multiply or spread. It can also injure some healthy cells at or near the treatment area an...Read More
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