Cold cap therapy describes the process of lowering your scalp’s temperature before, during, and after chemotherapy treatment. “Cold caps work by constricting the blood vessels in the scalp ...

The NHS currently recommends the use of cold caps (filled with a cold gel or liquid that rapidly cools the scalp) for 30 minutes before chemotherapy to reduce blood flow and therefore lower the ...

Supplements are very controversial in cancer treatment. Chemotherapy usually works by oxidative pathways. And so it may be that supplements can interfere with some of the cancer-fighting drugs ...

Some chemo drugs can be taken in pill or capsule form, while others are shots. Chemotherapy creams can be applied to the skin to treat some forms of skin cancer; other forms of chemo can be ...

Considering taking supplements to treat chemotherapy induced peripheral neuropathy? Below is a list of common natural remedies used to treat or reduce the symptoms of chemotherapy induced ...

Multi-day chemo: 6mos–<12yrs: 3mg/kg (max 115mg) IV once over 60mins on Day 1; then 2mg/kg (max 80mg) IV once over 60mins or may give 2mg/kg oral susp or caps (if ≥40kg & able to swallow caps ...