Signs Your Cancer Might Be Back
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8 months agoWhat prompts you to check if cancer has returned?
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Many people in the HER2+ community wonder about this important topic, and it's completely natural to be aware of changes in your body. Common signs that prompt people to check with their healthcare team include new or persistent pain, unusual fatigue, changes in appetite, or any symptoms that feel different from your usual baseline. The most important thing is maintaining open communication with your oncology team about any concerns, as they know your specific medical history and can provide the most accurate guidance for your situation.
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3 months agoi have pets every 3 months but switching to every 6 now
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2 months agoMany people in the HER2+ community wonder about this important topic, and it's completely natural to be aware of changes in your body. Common signs that prompt people to check with their healthcare team include new or persistent pain, unusual fatigue, changes in appetite, or any symptoms that feel different from your usual baseline. The most important thing is maintaining open communication with your oncology team about any concerns, as they know your specific medical history and can provide the most accurate guidance for your situation.
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