Struggling with side effects after cancer treatment?
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Articles That Discuss side effects ID and prevention
Cancer Therapy + Cardiotoxicity = Heart Damage, Death
“Cardiotoxicity is a well-established complication of multiple chemotherapeutic agents. Cardiotoxicity related to chemotherapy can occur in many ways…” Many FDA approved, safe and effective
Continue readingCranberries- Heart, Brain, Bladder, Immune Health
“Researchers have found that eating cranberries could improve brain health, ward off dementia, and reduce ‘bad’ cholesterol…” If you’re here, reading posts on PeopleBeatingCancer,
Continue readingAnterior Cervical Spine Surgery (ACSS), Radiation & Difficulty Swallowing/Dysphagia
“They include xerostomia, dysgeusia, fibrosis, lymphedema, dysphagia, dental caries, osteoradionecrosis, hearing loss, neuropathy, and changes in voice quality.” I underwent anterior cervical
Continue readingChemo, Radiation, Anti-Aging- Inflammation= Inflammaging
“Following a nutrient-dense diet, exercising regularly, and avoiding smoking and excessive alcohol intake are the best ways to support healthy aging and slow the effects of aging on your body.” Aging,
Continue readingUnderstand, I.D., Prevent Chemotherapy-Induced Cardiomyopathy-
“Regarding the effectiveness of taking vitamin C during doxorubicin treatment, the findings suggest vitamin C may represent a promising opportunity to reduce some of the drug’s most debilitating
Continue readingManaging Side Effects- Physical Therapy- Exercise, Stretching and more…
These natural remedies for your side effects in general and side effects such as peripheral neuropathy specifically are often overlooked. Here’s the research… Stretching– it feels good,
Continue readingRadiation-induced Spindle Cell Sarcoma
From: Jane Subject: Sarcoma Dear David: 12 years ago breast cancer operated on, Radiation and chemo. 3 years ago a spindle cell sarcoma operated on with radiation . Today sarcoma has returned. Diagnosis:
Continue readingAddressing Severe Side Effects in Women Cancer Patients
“Women are at higher risk than men for severe cancer treatment-related adverse events (AEs), particularly for immunotherapy, according to a study..” Immunotherapy can do amazingly positive
Continue readingChemotherapy Destroys Muscle-
“In addition, cancer patients with low skeletal muscle mass during cancer treatment have been reported to have a higher risk of mortality (3–5), cancer recurrence (6–8), and reduced quality
Continue readingCancer Survivor? Heart, Side Effects will Kill You-
“A clear and unambiguous relation exists between therapeutic exposures and specific adverse events experienced by the survivors…” Why is the study linked below only studying surviving
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