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Lung cancer and treatment can take its toll, but support is available to help you live well
Getting your treatment plan just right can take some fine-tuning, but the appointments will taper off
Side effects like nausea and fatigue are common, but there are ways to feel better
An unexplained lump, swelling, discomfort or changes to your testicles shouldn’t be ignored
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Any fever, especially one of 100.5 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, should trigger a call to your oncologist — and maybe a trip to the ER
Most of the risk factors aren’t things you can control, but making healthy lifestyle changes and managing other health conditions may help
Smoking can make symptoms from cancer treatment worse, and can even make treatments less effective
Frequent burping can be many things — but likely not cancer
Your care team can help you manage the side effects of surgery, chemo and radiation — but you have to let them know what you’re experiencing
Prioritize protein and fresh produce, but be extra careful to avoid bacteria that could cause foodborne illnesses
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