My husband had a stem cell transplant in October 2011. For months after he was unable to eat properly, constant vomiting and diarrhea and lost an average of 10 lbs per week. He started at 240 lbs and now it is April and his weight is 160 lbs. He is now in a wheel chair and the nurses have to use a lift to move him from the bed to the wheel chair and vice verse. He has severe cognitive disorder. He was able to use a walker at first but he is gradually becoming weaker as each week passes. He has been in rehab but now he is so weak that they have almost given up on any rehab. The cancer is in remission but what the chemo has done continues to be devastating. He has not been able to use his legs since the 1st part of Febuary 2012. He has trouble naming our children. He is 63 years old, We have private insurance and are not old enough to quailfy for medicare or medicade.
Marylin J. Dodd has written: 'Managing side effects of chemotherapy and radiation therapy' -- subject(s): Adverse effects, Cancer, Chemotherapy, Complications, Drug therapy, Neoplasms, Nursing, Radiotherapy, Treatment
Both chemotherapy and radiation therapy have unfortunate side effects. Chemotherapy can result in nausea
Care can include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, symptomatic treatments resulting from cancer, and side effects of treatment.
You can visit www.cancer.org for more information on chemotherapy side effects.
Howard D. Thames has written: 'Fractionation in radiotherapy' -- subject(s): Adverse effects, Dosage, Etiology, Radiation, Radiation injuries, Radiotherapy, Radiotherapy Dosage
You should try and take it easy. Some people find help from medical merijuana. You can also try accupuncture and other alternative therapies like reikie.
You can find information on the side effects of chemotherapy by visiting www.cancer.org. Talk to your doctor if you are concerned.
yes. Chemotherapy is an internal medication with no adverse side effects to people near the patient.
The effects of chemotherapy can be very dangerous. Some of the side effects include infection, dehydration, blood in the urine, and blood clots, and a condition called Thrombocytopenia.
The biggest difference is that chemotherapy is a chemical that is infused into the venous system, therefor, it is systemic (or affects your entire body). Radiation is local (or it can be aimed a just one certain spot to target a tumor). Different types of cancer respond to one better than the other, and some to both. They also can have very different side effects.
A few treatment options for Mesothelioma include radiation, chemotherapy, and surgery. This is not to mention the holistic remedies. It depends on which side effects the patient is willing to live with.
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