The After Cancer Blog

Brain cancer often leads to depression due to its impact on the brain’s emotional and cognitive functions. Causes include the tumor’s location, treatment side effects, and fear of recurrence. Managing depression is crucial and involves therapy (like CBT), support groups, mindfulness practices, and medication. Family and caregiver support also play a key role. Understanding and addressing emotional health is vital for improving quality of life during and after brain cancer tre

Prostate cancer treatment can lead to depression due to physical side effects, hormonal changes, and fear of recurrence. Depression is common after surgery, hormone therapy, and radiation. Managing it requires therapy, support groups, mindfulness, physical activity, and medication. Addressing emotional health is essential for recovery. Understanding these challenges and seeking help can improve quality of life during and after prostate cancer treatment.

Breast cancer treatment can cause emotional challenges like depression and anxiety. It’s normal to feel fear, sadness, or body image concerns. Seeking support through therapy, mindfulness, and support groups is crucial. Managing emotional health, alongside physical care, is essential for recovery. Professional guidance and emotional support can help patients cope with the emotional toll of treatment and improve well-being.

Understand the risk factors of cervical cancer and learn what proactive steps can empower you to reduce risk.

The thyroid is a small butterfly-shaped gland located at the base of your neck. Learn about its role in your overall health.

Investigating if Teflon and non-stick cookware are safe for using in the kitchen.

A The After Cancer article celebrating innovation in Lung Cancer Treatment for Lung Cancer Awareness Month.

Lung cancer awareness and support events in North Carolina offer invaluable opportunities for patients and caregivers.

Check out the busy schedule of breast cancer events in Florida in October during breast cancer awareness month.

During Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October, Georgia offers many events to support patients and caregivers.