My friend feels very bad after the radiation therapy. Is it okay to feel bad after radiation therapy? What can be done?
It is very normal to feel fatigued after radiation. Think of it as if you were in the hot sun at the beach. It is important to rest when the body is telling you to rest and to hydrate.
It's normal to feel unwell after radiation therapy, as fatigue, skin irritation, and nausea are common side effects. Each body responds differently to treatment, and these symptoms can vary based on the area treated. Rest, hydration, gentle skincare, and small meals can help manage these effects, but personalized care is essential. If your symptoms are significantly impacting your day-to-day life, we encourage you to come into the clinic. We’d love to discuss these in person and offer specific support to help you feel better and heal more comfortably.
I need clarity If you are asking about radiation treatment as part of cancer management, the answer is yes Radiation destroys good cells and cancer cells, so depending on the amount of good cells that are damaged, the type of cell that is damage the body can feel weak, nausea, vomiting and fatigued. Speak to your doctor about your symptoms.