Avera Medical Minute: Helping Cancer Patients Fight Hair Loss
Hair loss is one of the most visible side effects of cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy.
A piece of technology can help reduce hair loss, giving patients a sense of normalcy during treatment.
Tammy Tacke, diagnosed with breast cancer, used a cooling cap device during her cancer journey.
Providing patients with a sense of normalcy during their treatment
- Hair loss is a visible side effect of chemotherapy
- Cooling cap device helps reduce hair loss
- Tammy Tacke used the device during her breast cancer treatment
Author's summary: Technology helps cancer patients reduce hair loss during chemotherapy.
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