Survivor/Caregiver
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Relieving Side Effects of Cancer Treatments with Acupuncture
Side Effect Support LLC is so grateful to Brittany Schultz L.Ac., M.S. Ac., Dipl, Ac (NCCAOM) for contributing her expertise to this post. For addi... -
Dental Considerations for Childhood Cancer Survivors
Children with cancer can face many of the same oral side effects of treatments experienced by adults, such as dry mouth, mouth sores, and increased... -
Taste Changes and Miracle Fruit
Taste changes (Dysgeusia) are a common side effect of cancer treatments. Some may experience a metallic or chemical taste that causes food to beco... -
Understanding Trismus
Trismus is a condition where the muscles that control the opening and closing of the jaw become tight and rigid. The rigid muscles can make it dif... -
Thrush (Oral Candidiasis)
Oral Candidiasis, also called Thrush, is a fungal (yeast) infection of the mouth. Although its occurance is not limited to cancer patients, a weak... -
Things to Consider When Choosing Toothpaste During Cancer Treatments
Updated November 13, 2019 Could your choice of toothpaste cause problems during cancer treatments? The answer is YES! Many popular brands of toothp... -
What’s So Magic About Magic Mouthwash?
What's So Magic About Magic Mouthwash? Author: Jill Meyer-Lippert Updated January 10, 2019 Sores within your mouth and throat can occur from many t... -
What is Xylitol?
What is Xylitol? Xylitol is natural sugar substitute that can help prevent cavities. Although it looks and tastes like sugar, it cannot be utilize... -
Using Ice to Prevent Mouth Sores with Chemotherapy
There are certain types of chemotherapy that are more likely to cause mouth sores (mucositis) including: • 5-fluorouracil • Methotrexate • Doxorubi... -
What are Bisphosphonates?
Throughout our lives, our bodies go through a natural process that breaks down and rebuilds bone. Bisphosphonates (pronounced Bis-foss-fo-nates) ar... -
Oral Cancer From Oral Sex
It's an uncomformfortable subject to approach yet an important discussion to have. Can oral sex lead to oral cancer? The answer is clearly yes. ... -
Signs and Symptoms of Oral Cancer
Cancers of the Head & Neck region can be very difficult to detect in the early stages. Traditionally, oral cancer has been thought of a diseas...
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