Many people notice that energy during cancer treatment is not just “low” or “high,” but changes unevenly. Energy may change a lot from morning to afternoon or from day...

As lingering effects continue months or years after cancer treatment, many people find that these lasting changes affect daily life, identity, and emotions. Even when...

As recovery continues after cancer treatment, many people notice that changes go beyond just physical healing. Identity, relationships, confidence, and emotional...

Sexual health changes are something many people notice but don’t often talk about openly during cancer treatment. Many people see differences in desire, comfort,...

Changes in taste, smell, and overall enjoyment of eating are often reported during cancer treatment. Foods that used to taste normal may taste different, smells may...

Pain and discomfort are feelings many people notice at different times during cancer treatment. These feelings can be mild and happen now and then, or they can be...

Skin sensitivity and skin-related changes are experiences many people notice during cancer treatment. These changes may affect comfort, appearance, and daily routines,...

Changes in appearance—including hair loss—are among the experiences many people notice during cancer treatment. For some, these changes happen slowly; for others, they...

Nausea, appetite changes, and digestive discomfort are among the experiences many people report during cancer treatment. These changes can influence not only physical...

Fatigue is one of the most commonly reported experiences during cancer treatment, yet it is also one of the most misunderstood. Many people expect tiredness to improve...