Getting enough rest is an important part of staying healthy. People with cancer often report problems with getting the right amount of sleep. Some people find that they are sleeping much more than usual. Other people share that they suffer from insomnia which is the inability to get enough sleep to feel rested.

Lymphedema is swelling in the arms, legs or middle part of the body, sometimes referred to as the trunk. The swelling is caused by a buildup of fluid beneath the skin. Cancer and cancer treatment can result in blocked or damaged lymph nodes, which lead to lymphedema. Lymphedema can develop soon after treatment, or weeks, months or even years later.

Managing health issues after cancer treatment such as fatigue, sleep changes, cognitive changes (e.g., chemo brain) and lymphedema.

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Most skin and nail changes resulting from cancer treatment are minor and will get better once you have completed treatment. If you experience any severe redness or blistering, however, you should let your doctor or nurse know immediately.