I'm receiving chemotherapy and have been gaining weight. Is that normal?
Many people undergoing chemotherapy treatments experience changes in their body weight—either weight loss or weight gain. If you notice that you are gaining weight, it is important to tell your health...
View ArticleMy mother is undergoing chemotherapy treatments and her appetite is poor. She...
It is wonderful that you are helping care for your mother and your important role is known as a “caregiver.” Going with your mother to her appointment can be very helpful since good communication with...
View ArticleMy 69-year-old father is going through chemotherapy now and has little to no...
While we are not medically trained at CancerCare, as oncology social workers we are trained in assisting you address concerns that accompany a cancer diagnosis. Nutrition is an essential part of your...
View ArticleHow can I find an exercise program that is adjusted for physical limitations...
Your question identifies one of the most important aspects of cancer survivorship – continued self-care. Exercise improves post-treatment fitness and strengthens your ability, in both mind and body, to...
View ArticleI was diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer and am receiving...
Chemotherapy for either small cell or non-small cell lung cancer tends to be fairly aggressive and can produce some difficult side effects. While chemotherapy is focused on destroying lung cancer cells...
View ArticleI am going through treatment and need help covering the costs of practical...
The cost of nutritional supplements as well as other supplies can be an added and unforeseen expense for many cancer patients.For help with nutritional supplements, first check your insurance policy to...
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