Monday, March 30, 2015

Cancer Fatigue and More


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Cancer Fatigue and More

 Some people experience nausea and other side effects during cancer treatment, but it seems like virtually everyone suffers from cancer fatigue.  How is this different from ordinary fatigue, what tests should you have to make sure you don't have a treatable cause of fatigue, and what are some tips that have helped others cope with this annoying symptom?

Best wishes until next week, Dr. Lynne

Why is Cancer Fatigue and What are Treatable Causes?

 What exactly is cancer fatigue and how does it differ from normal tiredness?  What questions should you ask your doctor, and what tests may you have to make sure you don't have another cause of fatigue, such as anemia?  Read more

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Tips for Coping With Cancer Fatigue

 Once you make sure you don't have an easily treatable cause of fatigue, check out these 12 tips for coping.  Read more

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Can Cancer Patients and Survivors Donate Blood?
My 17 year old was so proud this week that he was able to donate blood at school, but he raised the question: "Can people who have had cancer donate blood?"  The answer isn't a simple yes and no, but this article discusses some of the guidelines.  Read more
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Why Do Some Cancers Come Back
Even if you have clear surgical margins and chemotherapy, we know that some cancers come back.  Why?  Read more
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