Nail changes during chemotherapy: why nails thin, peel or hurt, and what helps

Nail changes during chemotherapy: why nails thin, peel or hurt, and what helps

Chemotherapy can cause brittle, peeling, painful or discoloured nails. Learn why nail changes happen, how to care for your nails gently, and when symptoms should be reported to your oncology team....

Metallic taste during chemotherapy: why food tastes different and what may help

If food suddenly tastes metallic, bitter or simply “off” during chemotherapy, you are not imagining it. Discover practical tips that may help make eating and drinking more manageable....

Skin rash during chemotherapy: what’s common and what needs urgent advice

Skin rashes, itching and dryness are common during chemotherapy. Learn what causes these skin changes, simple ways to soothe irritation, and when symptoms may need urgent medical attention....

Pins and needles during chemotherapy: early neuropathy signs to watch for

Pins and needles, numbness and tingling during chemotherapy can be early signs of neuropathy. Learn what symptoms to watch for, why early reporting matters, and when to seek support....

Constipation and diarrhea during chemotherapy: why your gut changes and how to prepare

Constipation and diarrhea are common chemo side effects. Learn why gut changes happen, how to stay hydrated, what foods help and when to contact your oncology team for support....

Insomnia during chemotherapy: why you can be exhausted and still not sleep

Struggling to sleep during chemotherapy? Learn why insomnia happens, how steroids affect rest, what to do at 2am, and gentle routines that support recovery without pressure....