
Taste & Smell Changes During Treatment
Throughout treatment you may experience taste and smell changes. These changes can include food and drinks tasting like metal or bitter. This can ...
Read moreManaging nausea and eating well will greatly benefit you. While undergoing cancer treatment, eating well can help you maintain your weight, i...
Read moreA power nap can help boost your energy levels and refresh your mind. Research has shown that a power nap is much better than no nap, as it enhances...
Read moreThe versatility of head scarves makes them an excellent choice for hair loss. They come in many colours and patterns, making them easy to match an...
Read moreLosing hair is the most challenging part of treatment for both men and women. Hair loss can be interpreted as a sign of cancer for many. The majori...
Read moreAs we all know healthy eating has many benefits, it can improve heart health, gut health, decrease fatigue and is great for lifting your mood. Howe...
Read moreExposure to nature can contribute to your physical wellbeing, reducing blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and the production of stress hor...
Read moreIt can make a drastic difference during your cancer journey to take a few deep breaths every day. Practicing some deep breathing exercises for a f...
Read moreYou may experience different skin texture, tone, or sensitivity during cancer treatment. Understanding what may happen to your skin can help you re...
Read moreDuring cancer treatment your body will experience many side effects. Some are well known, whilst other side effects like the fingernails and toena...
Read moreA person who handles Chemotherapy drugs or comes into contact with them is at risk of exposure to a variety of hazards. Drugs like these can damag...
Read moreWhat is Mucositis? Mucositis is when your mouth or gut is sore and inflamed. It occurs when cancer treatment breaks down the rapidly dividing epi...
Read moreWhat is dry mouth? When the body's salivary glands do not produce enough saliva, or spit, to keep the mouth moist, it is known as xerostomia. It ...
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