Chemotherapy was associated with increased non–CRC-related MS visits in our study, probably because of long-term adverse treatment effects, such as neuropathy or fatigue. These symptoms can persist and have a negative impact on functioning. 43 , 44 Our results
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particularly at risk for experiencing high symptom burden and loss of muscle. 16 – 18 Patients with muscle loss often require hospital-level care to address treatment adverse effects and high symptom burden (eg, pain, fatigue, nausea). 19 Notably
included Table 1. CDK 4/6 Inhibitors neutropenia, anemia, and fatigue. No cases of febrile neutropenia were observed. However, an increased rate of grade 3/4 infections and pulmonary embolism was seen in the palbociclib/letrozole arm (5% vs 0
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, dramatic advances in early detection and treatment options have increased overall survival rates in patients of all ages with cancer. At the same time, these improved treatment options are also associated with substantial long-term side effects. Fatigue
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associated with these therapies could be caused by regression of capillaries around thyroid follicles. Clinical or laboratory evidence of hypothyroidism has been found in a significant proportion of patients on sunitinib and may contribute to fatigue in these
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symptoms; comorbidities; family history; and exposure to antineoplastic drugs and radiation. Common complaints are syncope, exercise dyspnea, headache, vertigo, chest pain, fatigue (disruptive to work and daily activities), and abnormal menstruation in
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, but especially if the cough is dry or is coupled with shortness of breath, it could indicate pneumonitis . Headaches can be indicative of brain metastases, but when presenting with fatigue , visual symptoms , nausea , and other symptoms, may be
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Fatigue Inventory has helped evaluate the fitness of older patients for cancer surgery. 13 – 15 Clinical trials are ongoing to establish more simplified, time-efficient, and validated instruments to quantify fitness for various forms of therapy. Recent
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) The most common grade 1/2 toxicities with FOLFOX were fatigue (58%), nausea (32%), and neutropenia (25%). The most common grade 3 toxicities were diarrhea (4%), fatigue (1%), nausea (1%), and neutropenia (1%). These were managed with dose reductions
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fatigue, and overall greater burden than patients with other cancer types. 16 , 17 Despite the distinct burdens of patients with PDAC, it is still poorly understood which domains of the PROMIS item banks are prioritized by these patients. After a 2016
