Chemo Treatment Side Effects

The dangers here are also too risky to carry on without needed transfusion.

Chemo treatment side effects.

Chemo also may kill. Lower blood cell production. How to manage side effects of chemotherapy. How chemo affects your body.

Chemotherapy can help fight cancer but it. Hair loss is a common side. This comes with fast and hard pounding heartbeat heart palpitations shortness of breath dizziness exertion and fatigue. Your bone marrow s ability to make blood cells might decrease.

Chemotherapy can cause a person to bruise or bleed more easily. Illness and a weakened immune system. Fatigue hair loss easy bruising and bleeding infection anemia low red blood cell counts nausea and vomiting appetite changes constipation diarrhea mouth tongue and throat problems such as sores and pain with swallowing. The central nervous system controls emotions thought patterns and coordination.

Cancer and the treatment of it can weaken the immune system. Some people feel just a little low in energy while others feel wiped out. Here are some of the more common side effects caused by chemotherapy. Nervous and muscular systems.

The effects of chemotherapy on your body circulatory and immune systems. Bruising and bleeding more easily. This is common during chemotherapy. Common side effects 1.

Foods to eat after chemotherapy. Depending on how tired you are your doctor might give you medicines to. Routine blood count monitoring is a crucial part of chemotherapy. Skin and hair symptoms.

There are plenty of reasons why people on chemo feel tired but stress lack of sleep and other side effects like nausea and vomiting can all factor in chirino says. Work with your health care team.