What are the consequences for the body after a course of chemotherapy

              When the question arises about chemotherapy, patients are most often afraid of complications and wonder what consequences it will bring. In order to dispel the fear of the unknown, let's try to understand what caused and how these consequences are formed.

                    The consequences of chemotherapy for cancer cells is characterized by rapid growth and rapid division. Chemotherapy drugs are aimed at the detection and damage of such cells. But, unfortunately, in addition to cancer cells, similar properties have bone marrow cells, skin, gastrointestinal system, hair follicles.

The effect on these cells just provokes the development of all kinds of consequences. These are inflammatory and ulcerative processes in the oral cavity, nausea and vomiting, hair loss, anemia, weakness, fatigue, dizziness. It also increases the risk of bleeding and joining different infections. In rare cases, possible damage to the kidneys, bladder, reproductive organs, nervous system and other organs.

No matter how terrible and unpleasant the above-described consequences may seem, this is not a reason to panic. After all, most often, normal cells begin to restore their functions immediately after the end of chemotherapy. Consequently, the side effects also disappear over time.

Modern medicine every year strives to improve the quality of chemotherapy. Modern drugs are made in such a way as to maximize the negative impact on the cancer cell and minimize the harm to the healthy. Therefore, remember That you receive effective therapy and all the complications and consequences that it can cause are temporary and do not pose any threat to Your life. You should also remember that you can always consult with your doctor, who will tell you how to try to avoid negative consequences, and, if possible, adjust the treatment regimen, and you can contact our specialists and find out the probability of recovery by providing tests not older than one month

                           I wish you good health and long life.