Nausea and vomiting are serious side effects of cancer chemotherapy that can have significant negative effects on patients' quality of life and their tolerance and adherence to treatment. Many medications or combinations of drugs are available to help prevent and control vomiting. They can also control feelings of nausea.

Pelvic inflammatory disease is a serious complication that occurs in women, caused by sexually transmitted diseases. The disease is quite common but can be completely treated. Early treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease will reduce the risk of related complications.

Chemotherapy is taking or injecting anti-cancer drugs into a vein. Chemicals travel through the bloodstream, killing or stopping malignant cells from growing in many parts of the body. Although it is difficult to cure the disease, chemotherapy for prostate cancer will also offer some benefits.

Hypercalcemia is a common syndrome in patients with lung cancer, blood cancer, multiple myeloma,... this condition makes the prognosis worse, even life-threatening. Therefore, reducing side effects such as hypercalcemia is an important part of cancer care and treatment. So what to do with hypercalcemia in cancer?