Thank you
How was the fatigue?
July 2
Hi Mareck
I had invasive ductal carcinoma
With 20 visits of Radiation
The treatment did not hurt it was quick
I counted in he treatment area
60 seconds twice and it was all over .
Make sure you shower and use mild fragrance free soap.
July 1
It sounds like you're asking: "I'm rapidly gaining weight and I'm nervous to start radiation — what should I know?"
First, it's completely understandable to feel nervous. Many people feel the same way before starting radiation. Taking it one day at a time really does help.
Regarding weight changes, nutrition during Show Full Answer
It sounds like you're asking: "I'm rapidly gaining weight and I'm nervous to start radiation — what should I know?"
First, it's completely understandable to feel nervous. Many people feel the same way before starting radiation. Taking it one day at a time really does help.
Regarding weight changes, nutrition during radiation is important. Here are some key tips:
- Make sure you're eating enough protein — it helps preserve muscle and repair any damage radiation may cause
- Focus on a balanced diet with enough calories, vitamins, and nutrients
- If solid foods are difficult, meal replacement drinks can be a good protein source
- Stay hydrated — drinking plenty of water supports your overall health during treatment It's also worth mentioning your weight concerns directly to your oncology team before starting radiation. They can help tailor a nutrition plan that works for you and address any underlying factors contributing to the weight changes.
You've got this — and your care team is there to support you every step of the way! 💛
June 27
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