Let's Talk About It: TNBC Ask me Anything: Long-Term Side Effects of Cancer Treatment

Dr. Daniela Stan, Director of Breast Clinic Survivorship at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and Dr. Amelia Zelnak, Breast Oncologist at Atlanta Cancer Care in Atlanta, GA, answer questions and delve into the realities of long-term side effects and address living a healthy lifestyle, enhancing quality of life, and reducing symptoms for cancer survivors.
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[@Journeyonn6912]

This is very comprehensive. TNBC patients should watch it.

[@hectorelmexican4014]

Dr. Simoncini uses a catheter to administer baking soda to affected site.....the site is highly acidic..... baking soda is highly alkaline.....he's had great success for many years🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@born4thstime]

Heard about this successful treatment!!

[@ladeenbrody4963]

I have both neuropathy as well as cognitive impairment from the chemotherapy. Have been taking B6 throughout treatment and continuing to do so.

[@coolgirlsuchi]

Is nerve issues in untreated side of neck and back of the head is paining after finishing chemo lumpectomy and Radiation. Is this common

[@thelonelydoll]

After two trips to the hospital and testing my doctors are guessing that I have a rare delayed side-effect that's causing fluid build up in my lungs and abdomen. I'm taking medication in hopes it goes down but I'm struggling.

[@kulwindersingh815]

Mam plz help me my sis age 27 she is suffering with stage 4 tnbc