RESPIRATORY
LUNG CANCER
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Increase time between treatments to reduce exposure to radiation.
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Cleanse area with lukewarm water to avoid tissue damage.
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Use an exfoliator to remove dead cells to decrease irritation to the area.
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Apply ice to reduce inflammation to irritated area.
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Detailed explanation-1: -American Cancer Society recommends being extra kind to your skin during and after radiation treatment: Don’t rub, scratch or scrub your skin. If the area needs to be covered, use paper tape. Try to put the tape outside the treatment area and in a different spot each time.
Detailed explanation-2: -To soothe the skin Ask your cancer care team which creams might be safe for you. Bathe in warm water instead of hot. Add baking soda, oatmeal (in a cloth or mesh bag), or bath oil to your bath water. Wash your skin gently using a mild, unscented soap and a soft washcloth.
Detailed explanation-3: -Wash your irritated skin with mild soap and lukewarm water. Don’t rub or scratch your irritated skin. Don’t use heating pads or ice on your treatment area. Use moisturizing cream as directed. More items •29-Oct-2021