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Managing long-term side effects or consequences of cancer

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Despite having finished your cancer treatment, you may still be experiencing some of the consequences of your treatment.

Some of these side effects can take a while to improve and can affect your physical, emotional and psychological wellbeing.

Please see the following pages for more information and self-management advice

  • Emotional and psychological wellbeing
  • Physical consequences of cancer and cancer treatment

You do not have to manage these challenges alone.

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