Patients who continue to work during treatment become fearful of losing their jobs or not receiving promotions, and may be afraid to admit—even to themselves—that they are experiencing this life-altering side effect.
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More recent research, however, that goes well beyond patient complaints, indicates that some damage is permanent.
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And two years is a long time to wait, particularly when strategies are available to minimize damage and to speed up recovery.
Find out if your chemotherapy is on the list. How much has chemo affected your brain? Take this quick self-assessment. Other tables list how simple dietary changes can make a great difference in your recovery, and suggested supplements and vitamins that have supporting research.