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Author Archives: Liri Victor
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Treating cancer with chemotherapy kills cancer cells, but unfortunately, many patients also have unwanted side effects, such as hair loss, dry skin, and brittle nails.Watching your hair fall out can be especially distressing. “Generally, how we look is really important to most all of us. The thought of losing hair can be especially devastating to […]
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A new treatment for breast cancer patients with hormone receptor (HR+) early stage disease who are at a high risk of recurrence has been shown to reduce the risk by 25%, according to a study led by The Royal Marsden NHS Foundation Trust. The results of the monarchE study presented at the European Society for […]
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The effects of treatment on your skin. It is important to speak with your treatment team if you experience skin changes. Not everyone being treated will have side effects. You may find it reassuring to talk to your doctor and nurses about your treatment and possible effects. The aim of treatment for cancer is to […]
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Chemotherapy and radiation therapy may cause changes to your skin during and after cancer treatment. Follow these tips and check in with your doctor regularly to ensure your skin is in the healthiest condition possible throughout your cancer experience. Chemotherapy Dry skin is a common side effect of chemotherapy. If you experience dry skin, using […]
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Jun
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Purging is a good sign that your skincare is effective and doing the right thing. What Is Skin Purging? According to board-certified dermatologist Dr Sapna Palep, skin purging refers to your skin’s reaction to a specific active ingredient that triggers cell turnover, causing your skin to exfoliate and bring congestion to the surface. The good […]
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May
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Examine your breasts & #KnowYourNormal It is important to regularly, at least once a month, feel for any changes in breast tissue that could feel like a thickening, or a hard lump. Do this lying down, in the shower or bath when your hands are wet and soapy. With your right arm relaxed by your […]
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As the days become shorter and the mercury drops, we rely on our homes to provide us with winter comfort and entertainment. It’s a time where we hunker down and enjoy tasty soups, light the fire, and get out the knitted throws. If you’ve recently had surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy, you’ll probably be spending a […]
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Consider these practical items to assist you in dealing with your chemotherapy journey. They could help off-set some of the unpleasant side effects of chemo treatment such as cold hands and feet, nausea and sensitive teeth, among others. Thick, Warm Socks People undergoing treatment can experience very cold extremities. Thick, soft-bed socks can help warming […]
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by Blanka Csanicz Reviewed by Cara McCarter With minor adaptations with regard to ancillary support services and their contact details which are not relevant for the local South African market. One of the most difficult things about a cancer diagnosis is telling your family. This post contains practical tips for approaching these conversations… by Hilly […]