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Following Treatment for DCIS

Jstaves
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I completed treatment for non-invasive DCIS last year and have just booked my second cancer care review with my GP. I’ve had a lot of eczema flare ups and also hot sweats. My key worker cancer care nurse explained that the hot sweats have been triggered by stress. I’m wondering if that’s a factor in my eczema flaring up. I’m going to talk this through with my GP. Has anyone else had any symptoms like this?

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  • Hi Jstaves,

    It's good that you've been given some initial thoughts about this, and of course talking it through with the GP sounds like a good idea.

    I wanted to send a reply to your post to give it a little boost, so that a few more people should see it. Hopefully you'll get some more replies, particularly if anyone with similar experience sees the post.

    Wishing you all the best,

    Ben
    Cancer Chat Moderator

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  • Hi Jstaves,

    It's good that you've been given some initial thoughts about this, and of course talking it through with the GP sounds like a good idea.

    I wanted to send a reply to your post to give it a little boost, so that a few more people should see it. Hopefully you'll get some more replies, particularly if anyone with similar experience sees the post.

    Wishing you all the best,

    Ben
    Cancer Chat Moderator

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