Your Questions, Our Answers
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What can people with cancer expect during their first chemotherapy appointment?An oncology nurse offers advice for people about to begin chemotherapy, addressing how long visits will take and what to bring with them.
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How can I safely exercise after cancer treatment?Patients may feel unsteady after treatment, but activities like tai chi and water aerobics can allow them to move while remaining supported.
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What should I do if my loved one refuses to start cancer treatment?A clinical psychologist recommends keeping the lines of communication open as you work to understand your loved one’s reasoning for not pursuing treatment.
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How Should I Tell Someone I’m Dating That I Have Cancer?Here’s guidance on approaching the conversation with clarity, confidence and care.
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Can Vocational Rehabilitation Benefit People With Cancer?Specialists can help if treatment side effects impair your ability to work.
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What Can Cancer Caregivers Do to Reduce Stress?Taking time for yourself and delegating caregiving duties can help alleviate stress.
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Can Radiation Pose a Risk to My Loved Ones?Some patients may need to take safety precautions to limit radiation exposure to others.
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How Do I Talk to My Doctor About the Sexual Side Effects of Cancer?To find support for cancer-related sexual concerns, speak up to your health care team.
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How Do I Begin Estate Planning?Legal resources can help you plan for the future with a will and other documents.
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Can people with cancer receive Social Security disability insurance?The federal program offers monthly payments to eligible people who are out of work due to a disability, such as a cancer diagnosis.
