Cancer
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Numbness, Tingling, & Pain Chemotherapy-induced neuropathy is defined as numbness, tingling, and/or pain in the limbs that occurs because of chemotherapy. It is thought to be caused by damage to

Cognitive Dysfunction Cognitive dysfunction is a common side effect that occurs when someone goes through cancer treatments. It is more commonly associated with chemotherapy and is lovingly referred to as,

In 2019, the estimated number of cancer survivors was over 16.9 million. This has likely risen since then and is predicted to be at 22.2 million by 2030. Cancer not

Cancer effects all aspects of a person and this includes sexuality. Many of the treatments including surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation will not only produce physical changes, but also emotional changes.

Fatigue is another very common long-term effect of cancer treatment. While we often think about fatigue in regard to active chemotherapy or radiation treatment this can go on well into

The fear of recurrence of cancer is the most common long-term effect of any cancer, no matter the type. Almost everyone will think about this at some point in their

By: Heather Dommer, ARNP “I’m done with cancer treatment I should be excited, right?” This is a common question I hear in the survivorship clinic. Unfortunately, many cancer survivors have

Cancer survivorship can mean a lot of things to different people. If you asked everyone who has ever been diagnosed with cancer you would likely get as many different answers as the people that you asked.