Improving Outcomes – one case at a time
Dated : 19th February 2015
In the previous blog, I mentioned about what cancer fatigue is and some causes of it. Now, I’m going to tell you about how to control it. First of all, you should consult your doctor if it’s persistent and its making you weak and you are unable to perform your daily tasks. (Some cancer fatigue is expected to begin treatments, so make sure and wait to see if it goes away).
Read MoreDated : 18th February 2015
While dealing with any form of cancer treatments, there can be some side effects that become a problem in the process. One of these side effects is called cancer fatigue. Fatigue is when you feel tired and/or weak. This can result because of multiple factors including the cancer, the pain, and poor nutrition. Cancer changes the body in many ways which can lead to fatigue. One way is releasing proteins called cytokines.
Read MoreDated : 11th February 2015
Misdiagnosis has its consequences. One of the worst consequences are financial stress. Chronic conditions takes a heavy toll on both the health and finances of the patient. The average healthcare costs for someone with one or more chronic illnesses is 5 times greater than someone with none. Also, chronic diseases account for $3 of every $4 spent on healthcare which is nearly $7,900 for every American dealing with a chronic illness. You read this right. Healthy water recipes. You’re probably thinking, "Isn’t water already healthy?" Yeah, it is. But it can also be pretty boring if that’s all you drink. For me, I like to add ingredients to water in order to have it in some flavors that not only taste good, but are good for the body and are refreshing. Water naturally detoxifies the body and also infusing it with fruits and vegetables can add some more healthy bonuses. I found some recipes from bembu.com where they post a lot of healthy tips.
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