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Joint Pain After Cancer Treatment: Understanding and Managing

07/02/24

Cancer is a disease that can affect many facets of a person’s life, from physical effects to emotional challenges. Among the side effects of cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy and hormone therapy, joint pain or “arthralgia” is frequently reported. Origins of Post-Chemotherapy ArthralgiaAccording to recent studies, arthralgia can be caused by medications used to treat […]

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Prevention and Management of Chemotherapy-Induced Hair Loss: Nutritional Tips and Solutions

06/02/24

Alopecia, or hair loss, is one of the most visible and distressing side effects of chemotherapy. While this effect is generally temporary, it can have a profound psychological impact, as hair is often associated with our identity and self-esteem. Why Does Chemotherapy Cause Hair Loss?Chemotherapy drugs are designed to target rapidly dividing cells, which is […]

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Skin Effects of Chemotherapy: Understanding and Mitigating Them

07/02/24

Chemotherapy is an essential weapon in the fight against cancer. However, like most powerful drugs, it can have side effects. Among the most visible are skin reactions. These reactions are not just aesthetic but can also affect the patient’s quality of life. Understanding Skin Reactions Due to ChemotherapyChemotherapy works by attacking rapidly dividing cancer cells. […]

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The Influence of Diet on Inflammation and Cancer

08/02/24

Inflammation is a natural response of the body to assaults, whether they are of infectious, traumatic, or toxic origin. It plays a crucial role in defending our body. However, when it becomes chronic, inflammation can become a risk factor for many diseases, including cancer. It is now widely recognized that chronic inflammation, observed in many […]

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Anemia in Cancer Patients: Causes, Symptoms, and Nutritional Solutions

18/01/24

Anemia is a common disorder during cancer treatment, which can either be a side effect of the treatment itself or directly related to the disease. It is characterized by a lower than normal hemoglobin level, which means less than 13 g/dl in men and 12 g/dl in women. Hemoglobin, a key component of red blood […]

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Orthostatic Hypotension: A Simplified Understanding

06/02/24

Orthostatic hypotension, often unknown to the general public, is a phenomenon that occurs when blood pressure drops suddenly upon changing position. This typically happens when a person goes from sitting or lying down to standing up. What happens in the body? When standing up, blood is drawn downward due to gravity, reducing the amount of […]

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