Tag: chemotherapy
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Coping with Nausea and Appetite Loss During Chemotherapy: Holistic Tips that Help
Chemotherapy is a life-saving treatment, but its side effects particularly nausea and appetite loss can make eating a challenge. Comfort and nutrition throughout this trying time can be enhanced by knowing the causes of these symptoms and how to treat them holistically. Why Nausea and Appetite Loss Happen Chemotherapy affects rapidly dividing cells, including those…
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The Impact of Circadian Rhythm on Cancer Treatment and Recovery
Circadian rhythms are physical, mental, and behavioral changes that follow a 24-hour cycle. Light and dark are the primary stimuli for these natural processes, affecting most living organisms, including microorganisms, plants, and animals. Chronobiology is the study of these rhythms. Sleeping at night and remaining awake during the day is a well-known example. The suprachiasmatic…
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HOW TO MANAGE INSULIN LEVELS DURING CHEMOTHERAPY
Summary Chemotherapy can affect blood sugar levels, making it harder for your body to regulate insulin. This can be especially concerning for people with diabetes or those at risk of developing it. This article covers simple steps you can take to manage your insulin levels and stay healthy during treatment. Chemotherapy is a challenging journey,…
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Role of Nutrition in Cancer Treatment feat Dr. Suresh Advani
Nutrition plays a vital role in cancer treatment and recovery. Proper nutrition can help prevent malnutrition, support treatment outcomes, reduce the risk of cancer recurrence, and manage long-term side effects of cancer treatments.
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The Power of Precision Medicine and Treatment Adherence Feat Dr. Ashok Vaid
Dr. Ashok Vaid, one of the most experienced doctors in the nation, is featured in this episode of Healing Cancer The Right Way. Listen to the host Samara Mahindra and Dr. Vaid as they discuss how traditional cancer medication and therapy are evolving into a more individualised medication. Learn about the significance of cancer management in…
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Enhancing Cancer Care: Integrative therapies and managing treatment side-effects
Cancer treatments, including chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and immunotherapy, while crucial in combating cancer, often come with debilitating side-effects. However, integrating complementary therapies alongside conventional treatments can significantly alleviate these side-effects and enhance overall well-being during the cancer journey. Surgery, a fundamental cancer treatment, can lead to complications such as pain, infection, and fatigue. Additionally, digestive…
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Nutrition Tips for Cancer Patients Undergoing Cancer Treatment
It’s first important to understand what cancer really is in order to understand what the body goes through and the treatment that’s required to manage the disease. Cancer can be called a cluster of more than 100 diseases which arise due to uncontrolled cellular growth. Treatment such as chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and immunotherapy are commonly…
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What is Integrative Oncology and How Can Carer Help?
Integrative Oncology is an approach that includes using non-clinical therapies like nutrition, physical therapy and mental health support along with conventional cancer treatments such as chemotherapy, radiation, surgery and others to enhance quality of life and expedite healing and recovery. Carer provides personalised care with respect to nutrition, physical activity, mental well-being and other lifestyle…
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Choosing the Right Oncologist is as Important as Your Treatment
Unlocking the Healing Power: Why Your Doctor Matters in Cancer Treatment Choosing the right treatment is pivotal, but equally crucial is selecting the right doctor. Discover the profound impact a supportive, compassionate, and attentive doctor can have on your mindset and coping strategies during cancer treatment. Here is how the right doctor can transform your…
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Cancer Treatment Types: Understanding options and administrations
In the realm of modern medicine, a plethora of cancer treatments exists, with the choice of therapy and medication tailored by oncologists based on factors such as cancer type, stage, and patient age. Often, a combination of treatments—such as surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy—is administered. It’s imperative for patients to engage in discussions with their…