Managing cancer side effects

Why do so many people feel exhausted during or after cancer treatment? And how can you get your energy back?

You may find that the flavour of food changes after treatment. Try our tips for making food more appealing.

Some cancer treatments cause hair loss, but it is usually temporary. Learn more about wigs, headwear and what to expect.

People with cancer experience pain in different ways, so it is important to find the right pain relief for you.

Symptoms such as tingling or pain in the hands and feet can be a sign of nerve damage.

What is “cancer fog” or “chemo brain” and what can you do about it?

A build-up of lymph fluid can cause an arm, leg or other body part to swell. Learn about early signs and treatments.

Find out how good mouth care can help manage mouth ulcers, infections and dryness after cancer treatment.

Cancer and cancer treatment can cause a range of eating problems. Our tips include simple recipes and snack suggestions.

Learn about the options for restoring your breast shape after a mastectomy.

If you may want to have children in the future, learn about your fertility options before, during and after cancer treatment.

Cancer may affect your sexuality, sex life and relationships, but many people discover new ways to enjoy intimacy.