My wife is not eating much since she started her last 2 chemo sessions, so i was wondering if there is anything you can get that you add to drinks to kind of give her what she might be missing from eating food if you know what i mean?
My wife is not eating much since she started her last 2 chemo sessions, so i was wondering if there is anything you can get that you add to drinks to kind of give her what she might be missing from eating food if you know what i mean?
When I was on chemo, my oncologist advised me to eat anything I fancied, chocolate, cake - as long as I ate something.
I did have quite a lot of homeade soup and homemade thick shakes too - full cream milk, peanut butter and bananas were a favourite.
You can also get food supplements from your local pharmacist to add to milk to make a food replacement.
There is some info on the Macmillan site www.macmillan.org.uk/.../the-building-up-diet.html as well as on this one www.cancerresearchuk.org/.../boosting-energy-in-everyday-foods
Little and often helps.
Best wishes
Dave
When I was on chemo, my oncologist advised me to eat anything I fancied, chocolate, cake - as long as I ate something.
I did have quite a lot of homeade soup and homemade thick shakes too - full cream milk, peanut butter and bananas were a favourite.
You can also get food supplements from your local pharmacist to add to milk to make a food replacement.
There is some info on the Macmillan site www.macmillan.org.uk/.../the-building-up-diet.html as well as on this one www.cancerresearchuk.org/.../boosting-energy-in-everyday-foods
Little and often helps.
Best wishes
Dave