Jeet Association for Support to Cancer Patients
General Information About Cancer
Types Of Cancer
Books:
- E – 17 – Cancer of the larynx (voicebox)
- E – 22 – Head and Neck Cancers
- E – 22(B) – Paranasal Sinus and Nasal Cavity Cancer
- E – 22(C) – Salivary Gland Cancer (Adult)
- E – 22D – Lip and Oral Cavity Cancer
- E – 22(H) – Hypopharyngeal Cancer
- E – 22(O) – Oropharyngeal Cancer (Adult)
- E – 76 – Eye Cancer – Intraocular (Uveal) Melanoma
- E – 77A – Cancer of the lacrimal gland
- E – 94 – Nasopharyngeal Cancer
- E – 117 – Cancer of the ear
CHILDREN CANCER
CANCER Treatments
Books:
Living With Cancer
Books:
- E – 44 – Talking about cancer
- E – 45 -Talking to children and teenagers when an adult has cancer
- E – 47 – Coping with bereavement
- E – 50 – Talking with someone who has cancer
- E – 52 – Making or changing your Will
- E – 67 – When Cancer Returns
- E – 68 – Emotional Effects Of Cancer
- E -137 – Understanding Palliative Care
- E – 201 – Looking After Someone with Cancer
- E – 204 – Cancer and Pregnancy
- E – 205 – A Guide for the End of Life
Books:
- E – 07.03 – Managing the late effects of breast cancer treatment
- E – 07BCE – Exercises after breast cancer surgery
- E – 13B – Managing late effects of bowel cancer treatment
- E – 20 – Lymphoedema
- E – 38(PRT-M) – Managing Late effects of PRT in men
- E – 38(PRT-W) – Managing Late effects of PRT in Women
- E – 40 – Breast Reconstruction
- E – 41- Coping with hair loss
- E – 42 – Dietary Advice for Cancer Patients
- E – 42A – Eating Hints_ Before, During and after Cancer Treatment
- E – 43 – Cancer and your sex life
- E – 48 – Coping with Advanced Cancer
- E – 49 – Cancer Pain
- E – 49A – Managing the symptoms of cancer
- E – 49A – Symptom Diary
- E – 49A.03 – Managing breathlessness
- E – 49B – Control of common cancer symptoms
- E – 49C – Other symptoms and side effects of cancer and its treatments
- E – 51 – Life after cancer treatment
- E – 54 – Side effects of cancer treatment
- E – 58 – Coping with fatigue(Tiredness)
- E – 59 – Physical activity and cancer
- E – 65 – Colostomy
- E – 111 – Smoking and cancer
- E – 202 – Diabetes and cancer treatment
- E – 203 – Heart health and cancer treatment
- How-to-eat-well-with-lymphoma
Brief Information
A
- After a laryngectomy
- Anger and frustration
- Anxiety
- Arm movement after breast cancer treatment
- Ascites
B
- Bladder and bowel problems
- Bladder reconstruction
- Blocked bowel (bowel obstruction)
- Blood clots and cancer
- Bone health and cancer
- Bone health and looking after yourself
- Bone problems and myeloma
- Bone thinning and osteoporosis
- Breathlessness
- Borg scale
C
- Carcinoid syndrome
- Changes to breast appearance after cancer treatment
- Changes to your appearance and body image
- Changes to your eyebrows and eyelashes during treatment
- Cognitive changes (chemo brain)
- Compression to treat lymphoedema
- Continent urinary diversion
- Controlling symptoms of secondary cancer in the liver
- Coping with side effects at work
- Cording after surgery for breast cancer
D
E
- Eating after treatment for oesophageal cancer
- Eating Problems and Cancer
- Eating problems
- Effects of breast cancer treatment on the lungs
F
- Fertility in men
- Fertility in men after cancer treatment
- Fertility in women
- Fertility in women after treatment
- Fistula
- Frequently asked questions about painkillers
H
- Hair loss
- Hair loss during treatment
- Hearing after head and neck cancer treatment
- Heart health and cancer
- Heart problems caused by cancer treatment
- Hot flushes and sweating
I
J
L
- Late effects of acute lymphoblastic leukaemia treatment
- Late effects of breast cancer treatment
- Late effects of head and neck cancer treatment
- Late effects of laryngeal (larynx) cancer treatment
- Late effects of treatment for lymphoma
- Living with a laryngectomy stoma
- Loneliness and isolation
- Lymphatic drainage for lymphoedema
- Lymphoedema
- Lymphoedema after treatment for breast cancer
- Lymphoedema travel checklist
M
- Malignant spinal cord compression (MSCC)
- Managing and treating breathlessness
- Managing everyday life with breathlessness
- Managing lymphoedema with exercise
- Managing permanent changes to appearance
- Managing reactions to changes in appearance
- Managing symptoms and complications of myeloma
- Managing your feelings about body changes
- Menopausal symptoms and cancer treatment
- Mouth problems
N
- Nausea and vomiting
- Neck and shoulder problems after head and neck cancer treatment
- Nutritional support
P
- Pain
- Pain after breast cancer treatment
- Pain when taking hormone therapy for breast cancer
- Painkillers
- Pelvic insufficiency fractures (PIFs)
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Pleural effusion
- Positioning a limb with lymphoedema
R
S
- Scalp cooling
- Scarves and bandanas for cancer treatment
- Seizures and brain tumours
- Sepsis (blood poisoning)
- Sex and cancer
- Sex life after treatment for DCIS
- Sex life and bowel cancer
- Sex life and fertility after treatment for breast cancer
- Sex life and fertility in men after breast cancer treatment
- Sex life and prostate cancer
- Skin and nail changes from cancer treatment
- Skin care for lymphoedema
- Speech and voice after head and neck cancer treatment
- Superior vena cava obstruction
T
- Temporary tracheostomy for head and neck cancer
- Testicular cancer treatment late effects
- Testicular cancer, sex and fertility
- Tiredness (fatigue)
- Treatment to control mesothelioma symptoms
- Treatments for heart conditions
- Trouble sleeping (insomnia)