How to Build a Strong Support System During Cancer Treatment?
I often tell my patients that while we focus a great deal on medical treatments to combat cancer, one of the most important factors in a successful journey through cancer treatment is the strength of your support system. A strong support system can provide the emotional, psychological, and practical help you need during one of […]
Exercise and Cancer: Benefits During and After Treatment
I’ve seen firsthand how cancer treatment can affect the body. The physical, emotional, and mental toll of cancer treatment can be overwhelming, and patients often feel fatigued, weak, and anxious. However, one of the most beneficial things patients can do during and after treatment is exercise. In fact, exercise and cancer treatment are not only […]
Coping with a Cancer Diagnosis: A Guide for Patients and Families
A cancer diagnosis can be one of the most overwhelming and life-altering moments in a person’s life. As an oncologist, I’ve had the privilege of supporting many patients and their families through this difficult journey. While each person’s experience with cancer is unique, the emotional, physical, and mental challenges they face are often shared. In […]
Targeted Therapy: A Game Changer in Cancer Care
I’ve witnessed firsthand how the field of cancer treatment has evolved over the years. One of the most revolutionary advancements in recent times is targeted therapy. It has transformed how we approach cancer treatment, offering patients more personalized, precise, and effective options. In this blog, I’ll walk you through what targeted therapy is, how it […]
A Closer Look at Rare Cancers: Symptoms and Treatment
As an oncologist, I have encountered numerous forms of cancer in my practice. While common cancers like breast, lung, and colorectal cancers often dominate discussions, a significant aspect of oncology lies in identifying and treating rare cancers. These cancers, although less prevalent, are equally critical and often pose unique challenges due to their limited awareness, […]