South Carolina Oncology Associates

If you or someone you love was just diagnosed with cancer, or they are in the middle of treatment, what might make them decide to get a second opinion? Could it be due to the recommended treatments, the prognosis, the physician, or something else? Let’s go through what to consider when you are wondering if you should get a second opinion for cancer.

Coping with insomnia at any time is daunting, but when you have been diagnosed with cancer, it is even more important that you get the sleep you need. Let’s learn how to cope with insomnia during cancer treatment.

The first time we do certain things in our lives, it can be scary and make us anxious. One of the worst firsts is going to your first chemotherapy treatment. What will it feel like? Will it hurt? If having cancer isn’t frightening enough, now you must face this infusion of chemo drugs. Make the time as bearable,

Bone loss creeps up on everyone as they age. Our bones become more fragile, less dense, and fractures become more common. Add to that having cancer treatments, and the problem becomes exacerbated. Bone health and cancer treatment: what to know.