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Eating tips
Your chemotherapy treatment might cause you to lose your appetite. You might also have a change in taste, and difficulties eating because of side effects, like mouth sores, dry mouth, or nausea.
With all this happening, it’s obvious that you may not want to eat, but the problem is that you need to eat as much as you can to give you the energy to fight the leukaemia! The Medikidz got together and made this list of tips that will hopefully make eating less of a nightmare for you!
A good time to get your favourite
Season your taste buds!
Little and often
Shake it up
Lose the smell
Seize the moment
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Leukaemia means cancer of the blood.
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Chemotherapy is usually used to fight leukaemia.
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The Medikidz explain how the blood test diagnoses leukaemia.
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The Medikidz explain leukaemia.
