Managment
Some of the most common symptoms associated with lung cancer and its treatment are fatigue, nausea, shortness of breath and pain. At many points during your treatment for lung cancer, you may experience symptoms from the lung cancer itself or side effects from treatment. If you've had an unpleasant experience during or after treatment, you may feel uneasy or nervous about going to the clinic, office, or hospital again for follow-up treatment. These feelings are normal. One way to deal with the common emotional feelings and unpleasant side effects of lung cancer and its treatment is to understand each treatment and possible reactions. This knowledge may help to lessen your fear and anxiety, as well as reduce some of the side effects. With lung cancer treatment and recovery, knowledge is power. Side effects differ depending on the type of cancer treatment you receive, your age, and your emotional health. In this section, you will find information about lung cancer symptoms and the side effects associated with some of the more common treatments for lung cancer. Whenever possible, be prepared in advance with strategies to manage symptoms and possible side effects so you can feel better.
