Some cancer treatments might mess with sex hormones, which can lead to a lot of problems. This can be very hard to live with, but the good news is that there are ways to deal with the adverse effects and treatments that can help you get through it. What hormones affect sex? Glands in the […]
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Hormones are natural messengers in your body. They are made by glands and pass through your blood to control growth, mood, and even how your organs work. Sex hormones are one of these hormones that are very important for reproduction, growth, and overall health. But if cancer or its treatments mess with these hormones, your
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One of the hardest emotional repercussions of cancer therapy might be losing or thinning hair. It might be hard to deal with watching your hair alter or even fall out because of chemotherapy, radiation therapy, hormone therapy, or immunotherapy. But you’re not the only one going through this. There are ways to handle it with
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Understanding Treatment-Related Hair Changes One of the most obvious and emotionally difficult side effects of cancer treatment is hair loss. Most of the time, hair loss is just temporary, and hair usually starts to grow back after therapy finishes. Different Kinds of Hair Changes Cancer medications can make your hair:✔ Thin out a little✔ Lose
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Getting to Know Cognitive Changes Cognitive alterations, which are also known as chemo brain or cancer-related cognitive impairment (CRCI), can make it hard to remember things, focus, and think clearly. It might be annoying, but there are ways to deal with symptoms and make daily life easier. Here is brief overview of chemo brain management
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What Are Cognitive Changes (Chemo Brain)? Cognitive changes are when you have trouble with your memory, focus, and cognitive skills. People first thought these problems were caused by chemotherapy, especially in breast cancer patients. This is where the phrase “chemo brain” came from. But research now reveals that more than simply chemotherapy can play a
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