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1. • • Talk with your doctor or nurse if you are not sure what to eat during cancer treatment. Ask them to refer you to a dietitian. A dietitian is the best person to talk with about your diet. They can help choose foods and drinks that are best for you during treatment and after. Make a list of questions for your meeting with the dietitian.
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   How can a dietitian help with cancer treatment?

   • A dietitian can help you make changes. They can also advise you about any other dietary problems you might have during or after cancer treatment. Making changes can be enjoyable. It can help to try different foods. You may find new foods that you have not tried before. Trying different foods can stop you getting bored.

   Making changes to your diet when you have cancer

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   Do you need a Registered Dietitian after cancer treatment?

   • The extra protein and calories will help you keep your strength up to deal with the side effects of treatment, prevent malnutrition, and maintain your best possible quality of life. A registered dietitian can help make sure you get the right amount of protein and calories during and after cancer treatment.

   Nutrition During Cancer Treatment - National Cancer Institute

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   Should you change your diet during cancer treatment?

   • Changes to your diet can ease side effects or help your body stay strong and healthy during treatment. “Your nutrition is an important part of your cancer treatment and overall well-being,” says Erma Levy, a clinical dietitian at MD Anderson. “True, it’s just one part of the puzzle when it comes to your treatment. But it’s an important part.”

   Meeting with a dietitian during cancer treatment: What to expect

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   How do I follow up with my dietitian after cancer treatment?

   • After your cancer treatment, you may be focused on how your diet can reduce your chance of recurrence. Don’t hesitate to follow up with your dietitian after your first appointment. You can always send your dietitian a message through myMDAnderson, or schedule a follow-up appointment by calling our Clinical Nutrition department at 713-563-5167.

   Meeting with a dietitian during cancer treatment: What to expect

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   How can a dietitian help you eat a healthy diet?

   • A food log. Keep track of what you’ve been eating. “If you can do it for a week, that’s great. If you only keep track for a day, that’s fine, too,” Levy says. “Letting your dietitian know what you’re eating can help them better understand your diet.” Any questions you may have. “We’re here to help you,” Levy says.

   Meeting with a dietitian during cancer treatment: What to expect

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   Is a healthy diet suitable for everyone with cancer?

   • There is no one diet that is suitable for everyone with cancer. It depends on whether you are below or above a healthy weight for your height and what symptoms and side effects you have. You may be able to follow a standard healthy diet if: you do not have any unwanted symptoms or side effects in your digestive system.

   Diet and food supplements - Macmillan Cancer Support

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3. www.bda.uk.com › specialist-groups-and-branchesWhat do oncology dietitians do? - British Dietetic ...

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   Your oncology dietitian can help you if you have a diagnosis of cancer. They can also help your family and carers, and can advise healthcare professionals who are supporting you. Oncology dietitians can help you before, during or after treatment.

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   In addition to helping you maintain a healthy weight, eating a balanced diet during chemotherapy or radiation therapy can: Help manage treatment side effects. Increase energy. Increase muscle tone. Preserve immune function. Reduce inflammation. What foods should you add to your diet during cancer treatment?

5. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andDiet and food supplements - Macmillan Cancer Support

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   Despite a lot of research into cancer and food supplements, there is no good evidence to suggest that taking them can help treat cancer or stop it from coming back. But research has found that taking certain supplements could increase the risk of some cancers developing.

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7. www.cancer.gov › treatment › side-effectsNutrition During Cancer Treatment - National Cancer Institute

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   A registered dietitian can help make sure you get the right amount of protein and calories during and after cancer treatment. They will work with you, your family, and the rest of your medical team to help manage your diet.

8. www.bda.uk.com › static › e9c52fcc-2183-4abb-9da3782Specialist Dietitians in - British Dietetic Association (BDA)

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   Can help patients who are experiencing specific dietary problems as a result of the cancer and/or its treatment e.g. loss of appetite, sore or dry mouth, taste changes, weight loss, nausea and vomiting, changes in bowel habits.

9. www.mdanderson.org › cancerwise › what-to-expectMeeting with a dietitian during cancer treatment: What to expect

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   Feb 13, 2017 · Changes to your diet can ease side effects or help your body stay strong and healthy during treatment. “Your nutrition is an important part of your cancer treatment and overall well-being,” says Erma Levy, a clinical dietitian at MD Anderson.

10. www.macmillan.org.uk › cancer-information-andMaking changes to your diet - Macmillan Cancer Support

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    A dietitian can help you make changes. They can also advise you about any other dietary problems you might have during or after cancer treatment. Making changes can be enjoyable.