Managing the Side Effects of Chemotherapy and Radiation TherapyThis is a featured page

The book you need before or during chemotherapy and radiation.
If you experience nausea, fatigue, mouth ulcers--or any other unwelcome side effect of chemotherapy or radiation therapy--this book can help you cope more effectively with your treatment.
This comprehensive and authoritative new edition:
  • Lists over 70 chemotherapy agents and potential side effects, signs, and symptoms
  • Describes side effects associated with radiation therapy
  • Gives specific suggestions for dealing with each side effect
  • Advises when to contact a physician or nurse about a particular symptom
  • Includes nutritional advice for cancer patients
  • Provides a Self-Care Behavior Log with worksheets for help in talking with physicians or nurses





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