Hydration and a healthy, well-balanced diet may mitigate fatigue among patients undergoing treatment for cancer.
Denise B. Reynolds, RD
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Bland foods, such as crackers and chicken noodle soup, as well as fluids with electrolytes may help stave off treatment-related nausea.
According to Denise B. Reynolds, RD, patients eating well should not be experiencing nutritional deficiencies during cancer treatment.
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