is it normal for a cancer patient going through chemo to feel constantly cold ?
is it normal for a cancer patient going through chemo to feel constantly cold ?
Hi Don I was told that this could be one of the side effects but I did not really suffer from it for more that a couple of days - mind you it kept the hot flushes away.
The occasions when I did feel cold I had a blanket and one of those wheat things that you heat up in the microwave also try to have hot drinks I could not stand coffee or tea but tried Lady Grey Tea which has a orangy taste (without milk) and drank hot squash or just warm water.
Mention it to your Doctor and nurses they may have solutions.
Hi Don I was told that this could be one of the side effects but I did not really suffer from it for more that a couple of days - mind you it kept the hot flushes away.
The occasions when I did feel cold I had a blanket and one of those wheat things that you heat up in the microwave also try to have hot drinks I could not stand coffee or tea but tried Lady Grey Tea which has a orangy taste (without milk) and drank hot squash or just warm water.
Mention it to your Doctor and nurses they may have solutions.