4Prepare Medications for Chemotherapy Side Effects
Chemotherapy drugs do not only kill cancer cells, but also healthy cells that are growing fast. As a result, this treatment may cause side effects. These include hair loss, fatigue, infection, easy bleeding and bruising, appetite changes, nausea, vomiting, anemia, diarrhea, constipation, nail and skin changes, peripheral neuropathy, tongue and mouth issues, bladder and urine changes, weight changes, mood changes, and more. You can take certain medications after chemotherapy to protect normal cells in the body and prevent these problems. Therefore, make sure to ask your doctor and prepare necessary drugs to relieve these side effects. Some of these may be purchased over the counter, while others may need your doctor’s prescription. [5]












