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Bookmark or Share- Weight Gain and Weight Loss From Breast Cancer TreatmentThe shock of a breast cancer diagnosis, the disruption of your life, getting through and beyond treatment, the strain of relationships at home and at work, financial stress, and less physical activity all can contribute to weight gain or loss during treatment.
- Study: Node Radiation No Longer Needed for Some Breast CancersIf chemotherapy destroys all breast cancer cells in the lymph nodes, people may not need lymph node radiation after surgery, according to a new study.
- When Do You Need Chemo for Breast Cancer?Certain tests can help determine whether the benefits of chemo outweigh the risks for people diagnosed with early-stage, hormone receptor-positive breast cancer.
- Zoladex for Breast Cancer: What to Expect, Side Effects, and MoreZoladex (chemical name: goserelin) is used to reduce the risk of early-stage, hormone receptor-positive breast cancer coming back in pre-menopausal women after surgery and other treatments. It is usually prescribed for five to ten years, and is prescribed with an oral anti-estrogen medication as well.
- Vaginal Discharge During Chemotherapy or Hormonal TherapyVaginal discharge is your body’s way of keeping the vagina clean and healthy. The amount and appearance of discharge you produce can change depending on your period cycle. But changes to discharge from the vagina can also be caused by infection, disease, or certain breast cancer treatments, such as chemotherapy and hormonal therapies.
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