Hi… I’m just looking if anyone had any advice on this?When I discuss with people around me everyone has different opinions and don’t know if I’m coming or going.
Hi Shellee
I think it’s always best to check with your oncology team as they will know if there are any specific interactions between your treatment and whatever you are thinking of taking or doing. It’s a bit of a minefield as there are lots of people peddling things that might variously be helpful, useless, or harmful.

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