This section provides additional information to support you during your treatment. Many of the links you will be able to download and keep, however some links will open in a new page.
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The Haematology and Oncology Department is involved in many large research trials.
Trials are needed so that we can develop better cancer treatments. Any new treatment must work better than the…
Sickness
People react differently to chemotherapy. Some people feel sick after treatment, some people are sick and others have no problem at all.
Some chemotherapy drugs do cause people to feel…
Body Fluids
When you have chemotherapy there may be small traces of the drugs you have been given in your bodily fluids. These traces may be found in urine, faeces and vomit during, and for one week…
The privacy of all of our users is very important to us. When you, as an app-user, use the service we (the App-publisher) process your Personal Data. This Privacy Statement describes how we…
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Sometimes the specialist services a patient needs may be provided at another hospital in West Yorkshire. For example, all radiotherapy is provided at St James’ Hospital in Leeds your surgery may…
Breast Cysts
Fibroadenoma
Breast Calcifications
Fat Necrosis
Duct Ectasia
Intraductal Papilloma
Sclerosing lesions of the breast
Benign phyllodes tumour
Gynaecomastia
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