Management of chemotherapy induced neuropathy
Chemotherapy induced neuropathy is a nerve discord that can cause weakness, numbness, tingling and pain. It is a common side of effect related to some types of chemotherapy.
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Hand Foot Syndrome Related to Chemotherapy
Hand Foot Syndrome is a reaction of the skin on the palms of the and soles of the feet related to chemotherapy. Certain chemotherapeutic agents are known to cause Hand Foot Syndrome, including 5-FU, Capecitabine, Docetaxel, Cytarabine, Doxorubicin and Liposomal Doxorubicin.
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Gift Guide: Best Skincare Gift Sets for Cancer Patients – Perfect Care Package Ideas
Finding a meaningful gift for a loved one undergoing cancer treatment can be challenging. Dermavitality’s skincare gift sets provide comfort, hydration, and relief with natural, oncology-safe ingredients. Explore our gift guide and give the gift of care today.
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The Benefits of Using Aqueous Cream for 6 Months After Radiation Therapy
For many cancer patients, but it can leave a lasting impact on the skin, making it dry, sensitive, and prone to long-term complications such as fibrosis. To minimize these issues, it’s essential to incorporate a dedicated skincare routine into your post-radiation care plan.
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Fall has always been one of my favorite season
This season brings Pediatric Cancer Awareness, Ovarian Cancer Awareness, Blood Cancer Awareness including National Lymphoma Awareness and, Suicide Awareness and healthy aging.
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Permanence
I like to believe we can always change. I have always been a pie-eyed optimist. But the truth is, some things cannot be changed. Some things are permanent.
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Soothe Skin with Calendula Arnica Spray for Radiation Dermatitis
Radiation therapy can be lifesaving. But what about the skin discomfort it may cause? You might be grappling with radiation dermatitis, a common yet troubling side effect. Relief, however, is within reach.
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Managing Side Effects of Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer
Common early side effects of radiation therapy in breast cancer patients are skin irritation and fatigue. Most radiation therapy treatments last anywhere from one to six weeks.
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Skin care during Chemotherapy and other treatments
Sometimes cancer and cancer treatment can cause skin issues. Often these changes are simply cosmetic, but other times they may require attention such as a rash, dry or itchy skin, color changes or extreme sensitivity to light.
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Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: A Comprehensive Guide to Thriving Against Cancer
We at Dermavitality are thrilled to introduce our dear friend and partner, Fitz Koehler, who has recently released her groundbreaking book, "Your Healthy Cancer Comeback: Sick to Strong. "As a prominent member of our cancer thriver community,
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Dermavitality Featured in Cancer Wellness Magazine for Clean Products
We are delighted to announce that Dermavitality has been featured in Cancer Wellness Magazine's article 'Super Clean Solutions' for our commitment...
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Chemotherapy and Hair Loss
Hair loss is just one of the unfortunate side effects that comes with chemotherapy.
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Can you use a cream during radiation treatment?
Many, if not most, patients receive advice that skin creams during radiation therapy can increase the radiation dose. New evidence shows that topical skin treatments...
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How Lesley Nygaard Received Support from BREASTCANCER.ORG
My relationship with breastcancer.org started when I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in March of 2009...
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Management of chemotherapy induced neuropathy
Chemotherapy induced neuropathy is a nerve discord that can cause weakness, numbness, tingling and pain. It is a common side of effect related to some types of chemotherapy.
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Hand Foot Syndrome Related to Chemotherapy
Hand Foot Syndrome is a reaction of the skin on the palms of the and soles of the feet related to chemotherapy. Certain chemotherapeutic agents are known to cause Hand Foot Syndrome, including 5-FU, Capecitabine, Docetaxel, Cytarabine, Doxorubicin and Liposomal Doxorubicin.
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Managing Radiation Dermatitis: Essential Care Tips
Radiation dermatitis or radiation burn is a side effect of radiation therapy more than 90% of patients will have some form of radiation dermatitis or develop radiation burn.
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Authority Magazine - Lesley Nygaard - An Interview With Savio P. Clemente
Rely on your network of family and friends support community Help may come from places you never expected and in some cases people you thought would be there are not. Relationships may change, appear, and disappear.
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Nursing Tips for Radiation Therapy
Always follow the recommendations of your Doctors and Nurses during treatment. These are a few tips you can use to help you during your Radiation Therapy.
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Radiation Burns - Natural Healing for Painful Irritated Skin
Going through cancer treatment is a challenging process. Radiation therapy has some unpleasant side effects and maintaining healthy skin throughout treatment can be difficult. It is important to be proactive
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