Physical Concerns

Possible late effects after cancer treatment are varied and very much dependent on your diagnosis and specific treatment you have received, possible physical late effects includes:

Late effects of your treatment

Concerns with memory or concentration

Fatigue / tiredness / exhaustion

Chest Pain

Dizziness

Reflux: Indigestion, heartburn and bloating

Food Intolerance

Repeated Infections

Repeated High Temperature / Fever

Seizures

Hearing / Sight

Talking / Speech / Voice

Late effects on the heart following chemotherapy or radiotherapy

Sleep problems and poor sleep routine

Weight Management

Pain / Discomfort

Struggling with eating / appetite or taste

Hot Flushes / Sweats

Concerns with daily living

Late effects of radiotherapy

Late effects of chemotherapy

Numbness / tingling in your hands or feet

Late effects on the bowel and bladder following chemotherapy or radiotherapy

Late effects on the bones following chemotherapy or radiotherapy

Shortness of breath / Ongoing cough

Concerns with fitness & stamina

Nausea or Vomiting

Sore / dry mouth & difficulty swallowing

Diarrhoea / constipation

Incontinence

Dry, itchy or sore skin

Dental concerns

Mobility issues

Lymphodema (swelling)

Late effects on the lungs following chemotherapy or radiotherapy

Late effects on the head and neck following chemotherapy or radiotherapy