Breast Cancer Treatment – Blog
Smoking is even more injurious and spread-able when you have breast cancer! Smoking is a major risk factor for all cancers, but it is now reported that women with breast cancer who smoke or have a history of smoking, have
Learn More About How Breast Cancer is Diagnosed — In India, breast cancer cases are increasing at an unprecedented rate, affecting all segments of society, whether urban or rural. Knowing the diagnostic methods and following an effective treatment plan is
High Intensity Interval Training Is Beneficial In Breast Cancer Survivors Exercise has always been an important part of rehabilitation, especially after cancer. A recent study suggested that, high intensity interval training, a form of exercise, is effective at increasing cardiorespiratory
Diabetes Risk Reduction Diet May Lower Breast Cancer Adherence to diabetes risk reduction diet (DRRD) can lower breast cancer risk, according to a recent study. So, it may be prudent to eat wisely, and avail dual benefits! The diet that
Mindfulness techniques may help alleviate neuropathic pain during breast cancer treatment A recently published study in the journal Mindfulness shows that mindfulness-based stress reduction is a viable adjunctive treatment option for breast cancer survivors living with chronic neuropathic pain. The
A latest study published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinology shows that breast cancer survivors in satisfying romantic relationships feel less stressed and have lower inflammation throughout cancer treatment. The study examined the health-enhancing effects of romantic relationship as a key health
Identifying and Managing Mastitis Breastfeeding is a joyful and a beautiful experience for every mother. It allows you and your child to bond and provides a sense of satisfaction of doing the best for your baby. But what if this
Today, you woke up fresh in the morning after a good night’s sleep. You carry on with your regular routine and you go for a shower. Before the shower you realise that you haven’t examined your breasts in a while,
Breast diseases include various types of conditions, such as cysts, infections, other growths, etc. Most of these conditions are non-cancerous (or benign) and some are cancerous (or malignant). Breast diseases are common among women, but they occur in men too.
Compression sleeves, a type of compression garment, worn after breast cancer treatment can help in decreasing the swelling of the arm, making it easier to move for performing day-to-day tasks. These results were recently published in the journal Lymphatic Research