Women who have been treated for breast cancer have hot flashes, one of the most distressing conditions. But they are not being adequately addressed by healthcare professionals. Some women consider giving up their post cancer medication to try and stop them, a new study has shown. More than 70 per cent of women who have had breast cancer experience menopausal problems, and hot flushes in particular, which are among the most prevalent and potentially distressing problems ...Wednesday, 5 November 2014
Hot Flashes are Being Ignored in Women Treated for Breast Cancer
Women who have been treated for breast cancer have hot flashes, one of the most distressing conditions. But they are not being adequately addressed by healthcare professionals. Some women consider giving up their post cancer medication to try and stop them, a new study has shown. More than 70 per cent of women who have had breast cancer experience menopausal problems, and hot flushes in particular, which are among the most prevalent and potentially distressing problems ...
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