Radiotherapy/chemo causing onset of early menopause?

No it will not contaminate you norwill the cancer or radition be transfered to you.

Depending on what part of the body is being irradiated, your anemia could become worse. As far as what is an acceptable hemoglobin to get radiation - that's hard to answer because each physici...

I would ask your doctor how long they reccomend - ask them as many questions as you need to, they're there to help after all.

I am a 21 year breast cancer survivor. I still have some numbness under my arms, some adema (swelling), and poor circulation. However, these things do not prevent me from living a full life. The...

I had cancer in my nasal sinuses and had 6 weeks of radiotherapy to my face and neck in 2001 following surgery which killed my taste buds which took away my sense of taste and has left me with a pe...

The short answer is yes. Cells have a definite life span - different for each tissue (about 24 hours for skin cells, 90 days for red blood cells and so on). There is a risk of genetic mutation due...

Yes, it's true. That side of your body is going to be more suseptible to cuts, irritations and a whole slew of other problems. You'll get easily infected since the nodes aren't ther...

There is no reason why you can't go to the gym but first always check with your doctor. You doctor can give you a wealth of information on physical fitness and also on products designed specif...