|
|
Breast-Cancer |
| Articles in Database: 49 |
|
|
|
|
Cancer and Skin Care By Cyndi KatelRead about Breast-Cancer on erreur404.info. This article about "Cancer and Skin Care By Cyndi Katel" will help you with the Breast-Cancer. erreur404.info specializes in Breast-Cancer. As part of Breast-Cancer your website, you also need to be aware of all everything out there so we are provideing these articles for you as reference. As we recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I could not help but think of women whose skin changed during radiation and chemotherapy and they are not sure what to do…the good news skin problems are usually short term and easy to fix. Something proactive for you to do, something to help you feel better. During this time of change, you need to take special care of your skin. First - ask your doctor regarding the products, lotions, soaps, deodorants, sunscreen, cream, or perfume around the treatment area you can use. If the areas are itchy or irritated, a light sprinkling of cornstarch help, but filmy skin products may hamper your treatment. To wash your face or treatment area, a mild soap like Dove may be used. Wash using only warm water and use your hands, this is gentler. Gently pat dry with a soft cotton towel. You should not scrub, scratch or shave treated skin. Soak a soft, fluffy cotton ball with non-alcohol toner and gently go over your face. Are you noticing a trend? Everything is done gently to cause little irritation. Ask your doctor what UVA/UVB sunscreen to buy. Sunscreen with an SPF 15 is a good general number. After applying, wait a few minutes until the sunscreen is totally absorbed (which many of us do not do, including me!) before applying any moisturizer. Use very small amounts of moisturizer dot on face and gently pat. Oily skin may become dry or flaky during your chemotherapy, consider using moisturizer several times daily to lessen the impact, please check with your doctor first. This is important; wash your hands before applying anything to the treatment area. We all know nasty bacteria are on our hands and you do not want to transfer that to your skin. It may cause an infection. Tightly close the tops of your jars so airborne bacteria and germs remain out of your skin care. If possible, try to sleep on your back with your head elevated. This reduces morning puffiness. I would purchase a good pillow that feels good on my neck. Do not smoke, need I say more? If you have questions - do not hesitate to ask your heath care provider. Remember they work for you and are experts in their fields. Cancer Cure Secrets. - Overcome Cancer! - the source for information on cancer cures.High conversion & aff. payout. How To Tap The Incredible Secret Powers. - How to lose weight easily weight loss how to stop smoking how to improve your health cure cancer improve your memory. Cyndi Katel Five Star Nights http://www.fivestarnights.com ckatel@fivestarnights.com For media inquiries:
Susan Maurizio
Da-Ve Communications
susan@da-ve.com
|
|
|
|
SEARCH
OTHER ARTICLES Can You Reduce Your Risk of Breast Cancer? By Kim Beardsmore We hear it all the time…lose weight for your health. Few people however, realize the extent to which this is critical to their physical well-being and ultimately their life expectancy.In January 2003, the Journal of the American Medical Association featured a study finding that obesity appears to lessen life expectancy, especially among young adults. The researchers compared Body-Mass Index (BMI) to longevity and found a correlation between premature death and higher BMIs. For example, a 20-ye… Breast Cancer Facts- Men Get Breast Cancer Too By Pamela DeLeon- Lewis One of the most common cancers among Black women, as you may know, is Breast Cancer. And that, my friends, is only surpassed by the number one culprit Lung Cancer. More than 217, 000 people will be affected by Breast Cancer this year. Now tell me that this fact isn’t a good reason for us to feel some fear. Every 2 minutes, my friends, a woman is diagnosed with Breast Cancer. And every 13 minutes because of Breast Cancer, one woman’s life is over. Imagine, 20, 000 newly diagnosed cases are exp… Breast Cancer By Anne Marie Bennett The Journey BeginsThis is the story of my breast cancer journey, and how gluing magazine pictures onto mat board led me back to my spirit.In December of 2001, breast cancer was the furthest thing from my mind. I was busy. I had a loving husband, a nice home, three beautiful stepchildren, a good job. Then my perfect little world was suddenly turned inside out and upside down.A routine, suspicious mammogram. A phone call. Mammogram #2. A stereotactic core biopsy.My diagnosis: breast cancer, stag… Do You Know Some Nutrients Help Prevent Breast Cancer? By Vinodh Pushparaj Breast cancer today is one of the most threatening conditions that a woman might have. A woman’s breast undergoes a lot of changes during her lifetime. Right from puberty breast tissues are continuously developing. Women find changes in their breast at every menstrual cycle where they feel different just before and during the periods days. Pregnancy and Lactation causes a lot of changes in the breasts. As age progresses the breast tissue becomes less dense. Because of these continuous changes … October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Take Control of Your Cancer Risk by Eating Super By Betty Hoeffner Early detection, thanks to regular self-exams and mammograms, ups the chances of successfully treating and surviving breast cancer.While finding the disease early is important, what if you could help prevent it from ever developing?Research is mounting that women may be able to do just that – or, at least, greatly lower their risk of breast cancer -- by paying attention to what they eat and choosing foods that actually have breast cancer fighting properties.“These are not exotic, medicinal t…
|
| home | Site Map |