Yellow nail syndrome is a rare condition that affects your fingernails and toenails. People with this type of nail condition may also have problems with their lungs and lymphatic system, as the buildup of lymph under the nails causes them to turn yellow. It can occur at any age but is most common in people over 50.

Massage (or massage) is a form of support for cancer care and there is evidence for it. Many scientific studies show that simple practices can reduce symptom severity and reduce the side effects of treatment by half or more.

One of the side effects of gynecological cancer treatment in particular is lymphedema. This condition is caused by excessive accumulation of lymph fluid in the body cavities. If not detected and treated promptly, lymphedema can cause many troubles affecting the health of the patient.

Treatment for head and neck cancer sometimes affects the lymph nodes and lymph node outflow. Lymph nodes may need to be removed during a head and neck surgery or they may be damaged by radiation therapy, which helps prevent lymph fluid from escaping. The following article will provide detailed information about side effects after treatment for head and neck cancer and lymphedema after treatment for head and neck cancer.

Radiation therapy for appendiceal cancer can have late effects that appear months or even years later. Radiation treatment for appendix cancer can negatively affect organs such as the intestines, bladder, skin, organs and reproductive function, etc.