The practice of regular physical exercises during cancer treatment can improve the patient’s quality of life, relieving some of the adverse effects of drugs, in addition to strengthening immunity and increasing disposition.
The various treatment modalities for cancer can lead to various cardiovascular side effects, regardless of which phase of treatment the patient is in. Therefore, cardio-oncology monitoring is essential in many situations for the prevention and treatment of potentially serious cardiovascular events.
For cancer patients, adequate nutrition during treatment is essential to maintain the body’s balance, as the side effects of some medications can interfere with the acceptance and digestion of food.
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Dentistry in oncologic treatment prevents and treats damage to the oral cavity caused by some medications commonly used in cancer treatment.
Oncofertility aims to develop and apply treatment options for the preservation of fertility in young cancer patients.
During cancer treatment, taking care of mental health with specialists is essential for improving the patient’s quality of life and coping with the disease.
Bioethics is good and efficient communication between the parties in medicine. It needs to unite knowledge, skill and attitude, essential factors so that information, data and facts are aligned with morality, ethics and legality.
Regular physical exercise during cancer treatment improves the patient’s quality of life, can alleviate some of the adverse effects, and consequently enhance tolerance to various oncological treatments. It also impacts other aspects of the patient’s health, such as insomnia, fatigue, weight loss, cardiovascular conditioning, and more.
