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As both a physical therapist and breast cancer survivor, Dr. Crystal Champion shares what patients may experience during mastectomy recovery—from tightness and fatigue to restoring movement and con...
Dr. Crystal Champion is a physical therapist specializing in lymphedema management, cancer rehabilitation, and survivorship care. A three-time cancer survivor, she combines advanced clinical traini...
Chemotherapy and modern cancer treatments can affect far more than cancer cells. Many patients experience changes to their skin, scalp, nails, and nerve sensations that can impact comfort, sleep, m...
Gentle exercise during cancer treatment may help reduce fatigue, improve strength, and support emotional well-being. Learn why safe, personalized movement is now encouraged during chemotherapy and ...
Peripheral neuropathy is a nerve condition that may cause tingling, burning, or numbness in the hands and feet. It can result from chemotherapy, medications, or chronic conditions and is often mana...
Hair loss is one of the most visible and emotional parts of chemotherapy. Understanding why it happens—and how to care for your scalp throughout the process—can bring comfort and a sense of control...
Radiation therapy can irritate delicate skin, causing redness, dryness, and discomfort. This guide offers simple steps and soothing botanical support—using Dermavitality’s Radiation Relief Spray an...
Radiation therapy for colon and rectal cancer can irritate sensitive skin in the lower abdomen and anal area. This guide shares simple, nurse-formulated tips and soothing botanical care to keep ski...