Living with nasopharyngeal cancer
There is support available during and after treatment for nasopharyngeal cancer to help you cope. This includes support from your clinical nurse specialist, cancer charities, and community services.
Coping with nasopharyngeal cancer
You may find it difficult coping with a diagnosis of cancer both practically and emotionally. There is support available to help you during and after treatment.
Eating changes and nasopharyngeal cancer
Nasopharyngeal cancer and its treatment can cause problems with eating. There are things you and your healthcare team can do to help you cope with this.
Changes in your hearing
Some treatments for nasopharyngeal cancer might affect your hearing. Hearing problems can be difficult to cope with. Your healthcare team can help if you have changes in your hearing.
Changes in your eyesight
Nasopharyngeal cancer and its treatment can cause eyesight changes in some people. There is support available to help you cope.
Changes in your sex life
Nasopharyngeal cancer and its treatment might affect your sex life. There are usually several reasons for this, including physical and emotional issues.
Resources and support for nasopharyngeal cancer
There are several organisations, support groups, books, and more to help you cope with nasopharyngeal cancer.