| Some people have no side effects at all from chemotherapy. Sometimes, however,
chemotherapy will make you feel sick. Learn more about chemotherapy
and its effects.
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| Having cancer does not always mean having pain. For those with pain, there are many different kinds of medicines, ways to receive the medicine, and non-medicine methods that can relieve the pain you may have.
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| Nausea and vomiting in the person with cancer can be caused by many different things. This information is about the nausea and vomiting caused by chemo or radiation therapy.
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| If your red blood cell count is low, you might have a condition called anemia. Learn how to cope with anemia during cancer treatment.
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Fatigue is the most common side effect of cancer treatment. These documents explain how to identify and manage it.
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| Since radiation is a local treatment, side effects are usually confined to the area being treated. Learn more about the effects of radiation therapy.
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| Of all the late complications of cancer treatment, developing a second cancer is one of the most serious. Learn more about second cancers caused by cancer treatment.
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| Many individuals who are being treated for cancer are at risk for fertility problems following treatment. Lean more about your fertility options before you start treatment or after completing treatment.
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| Learn more about managing side effects, symptoms, and situations that may arise during your treatment. Here is a guide for patients and caregivers.
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