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Post radiation fatigue
I was diagnosed with Stage 1 Grade 1 IDC in October 2024 and finished my 15 radiation sessions on 13 January. I did not need chemo. Prior to radiation starting I was able to all the exercise I p...
Hi @CLF
sending you lots of “virtual energy” - it can be quite dispiriting when you’re experiencing the fatigue you describe. I did feel very tired after my radiation treatment- far more than I had expected.
I had chemo and COVID19 prior to radiation therapy, so I put the tiredness down to being a bit depleted from those things but looking back I think the radiation therapy was just one more thing. Fortunately I was in the middle of an exercise rehabilitation program for oncology patients so the physiotherapists were able to keep an eye on my capability and moderate some of the strength and weight exercises.
Sending you all the best for your recovery- you’ve been through a huge transformation and treatment - hope all goes well and in the direction you’re aiming for!! 🌸🌻
sending you lots of “virtual energy” - it can be quite dispiriting when you’re experiencing the fatigue you describe. I did feel very tired after my radiation treatment- far more than I had expected.
I had chemo and COVID19 prior to radiation therapy, so I put the tiredness down to being a bit depleted from those things but looking back I think the radiation therapy was just one more thing. Fortunately I was in the middle of an exercise rehabilitation program for oncology patients so the physiotherapists were able to keep an eye on my capability and moderate some of the strength and weight exercises.
Sending you all the best for your recovery- you’ve been through a huge transformation and treatment - hope all goes well and in the direction you’re aiming for!! 🌸🌻