Cancer Treatment Therapy
Do you know the underlying causes of cancer?
Cancer recovery begins with identifying and preventing the causes of its formation.
On the other hand, real healing is achieved by clearing away existing cancer cells.
From all types of CANCER
Physical, Psychological, Behavioral, Familial, Environmental, Traditional, Ancient and Modern Methods
Techniques such as hypnosis, EFT, EMDR, regression, breathwork, Sedona, and imagination can be used.
Various Subconscious Therapy Methods Together It is used,
The most comprehensive therapy and treatment method;
Subconscious-Based Holistic Master Therapy
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Subconscious-based holistic master therapy applied to overcome cancer,
It is a holistic approach that addresses cancer in all its aspects.
Beneath the visible part of the cancer,
There are also subconscious root causes that give rise to cancer.
These reasons can be cleaned with HMT.
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What is Cancer? Definition, Symptoms and
Cancer Treatment Methods
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1. Definition and Basic Characteristics of Cancer
2. Causes and Risk Factors of Cancer
3. Symptoms of Cancer and the Importance of Early Diagnosis
4. Cancer Types and Prevalence
5. Diagnosis of Cancer and Diagnostic Methods
6. Stages and Prognosis of Cancer
7. Cancer Treatment Methods and Approaches
8. Living with Cancer and Ways to Improve Quality of Life
9. Cancer Control and Supportive Treatment Options
10. Cancer Prevention and Healthy Living Habits
1. Definition and Basic Characteristics of Cancer
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Biological Structure and Cellular Processes of Cancer
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Cancer Types and Frequency of Occurring in Organs
2. Causes and Risk Factors of Cancer
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The Role of Genetic and Environmental Factors
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Smoking, Alcohol, Nutrition and Inactivity
3. Symptoms of Cancer and the Importance of Early Diagnosis
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General Symptoms and Specific Symptoms According to Organs
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The Importance of Early Diagnosis in the Fight Against Cancer
4. Cancer Types and Prevalence
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The Most Common Cancer Types and Their Characteristics
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Types of Cancer in Men and Women
5. Diagnosis of Cancer and Diagnostic Methods
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Imaging and Laboratory Tests
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Biopsy and Pathological Examination Methods
6. Stages and Prognosis of Cancer
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Cancer Staging System and Its Meaning
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Determining Prognosis and Response to Treatment
7. Cancer Treatment Methods and Approaches
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Surgical Intervention and Radiotherapy
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Chemotherapy and Targeted Therapies
8. Living with Cancer and Ways to Improve Quality of Life
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Strategies for Coping with Illness
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Support Groups and Psychosocial Support
9. Cancer Control and Supportive Treatment Options
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Alternative and Complementary Medical Approaches
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Nutrition and Exercise Recommendations
10. Cancer Prevention and Healthy Living Habits
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Reducing Cigarette and Alcohol Consumption
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Healthy Eating and Regular Exercise
Cancer Symptoms: The Importance of Early Diagnosis
1. Cancer Symptoms and Definitions
2. Cancer Symptoms: General Indicators
3. Cancer Symptoms: Characteristics by Organ
4. Cancer Symptoms: Skin Cancer
5. Cancer Symptoms: Breast Cancer
6. Cancer Symptoms: Lung Cancer
7. Cancer Symptoms: Colon and Rectum Cancer
8. Cancer Symptoms: Prostate Cancer
9. Cancer Symptoms: Uterine and Ovarian Cancer
10. Cancer Symptoms: Blood Cancers
1. Cancer Symptoms and Definitions
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What are the symptoms of cancer?
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Definitions and Meanings of Cancer Symptoms
2. Cancer Symptoms: General Indicators
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Extreme Fatigue and Weakness
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Abnormal Weight Changes
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Sudden and Unexplained Weight Loss
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Loss of Appetite and Eating Problems
3. Cancer Symptoms: Characteristics by Organ
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Low Back Pain and Urinary Problems (Kidney Cancer)
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Bone Pain and Fractures (Bone Cancer)
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Headaches and Nausea (Brain Tumors)
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Chest Pain and Breathing Problems (Lung Cancer)
4. Cancer Symptoms: Skin Cancer
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Skin Wounds and Blemishes
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Changes and Growth in Moles
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Itching and Skin Rashes
5. Cancer Symptoms: Breast Cancer
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Chest Pain and Swelling
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Nipple Changes
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Swollen Underarm Lymph Nodes
6. Cancer Symptoms: Lung Cancer
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Shortness of Breath and Cough
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Bloody Phlegm
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Chest Pain and Difficulty Breathing
7. Cancer Symptoms: Colon and Rectum Cancer
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Abdominal Pain and Swelling
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Bloody Stool
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Changes in Bowel Movements
8. Cancer Symptoms: Prostate Cancer
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Urinary Problems and Straining
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Frequent Urination
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Bloody Semen and Semen
9. Cancer Symptoms: Uterine and Ovarian Cancer
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Abnormalities in the Menstrual Period
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Pelvic Pain and Swelling
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Urinary Problems and Pain
10. Cancer Symptoms: Blood Cancers
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Anemia Symptoms
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Increase in Fever and Infections
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Swelling and Tenderness in Lymph Nodes
- 4. Cancer Symptoms: Skin Cancer
- Skin Wounds and Blemishes: One sign of skin cancer is new or changing sores on the skin. These sores can take a long time to heal and can enlarge over time.
- Changes and Growth in Moles: Changes in existing moles or new spots on the skin are among the signs of skin cancer. Moles that grow larger, change in color, or have irregular edges may be noticeable.
- Itching and Skin Rashes: Skin cancer can sometimes be associated with itching, burning, or a rash. Itching and persistent skin rashes can be symptoms of skin cancer.
5. Cancer Symptoms: Breast Cancer
- Chest Pain and Swelling: Breast cancer often begins with pain or tenderness in the breast. Noticing an abnormal lump or lump in the breast is also a significant symptom.
- Changes in the Nipple: Color changes, deformities, or rashes on the nipple may be among the symptoms of breast cancer.
- Swelling in the Underarm Lymph Nodes: Breast cancer can spread to the lymph nodes and cause swelling or lumps in the armpit or neck.
6. Cancer Symptoms: Lung Cancer
- Shortness of Breath and Cough: Lung cancer can be associated with respiratory problems such as shortness of breath, cough, and wheezing. A chronic cough or bloody sputum are also notable symptoms.
- Bloody Phlegm: Lung cancer can sometimes be associated with the production of bloody sputum. Bloody sputum may indicate bleeding in the lungs or airways.
- Chest Pain and Difficulty Breathing: Lung cancer is often associated with chest pain, frequent breathing difficulties, and a feeling of pressure in the chest.
7. Cancer Symptoms: Colon and Rectum Cancer
- Abdominal Pain and Bloating: Colon or rectal cancer is often associated with pain, discomfort, or swelling in the abdominal area. Abdominal pain can be constant or frequent.
- Bloody Stool: Colon or rectal cancer may be associated with blood or bright red blood streaks in the stool. Bloody stools may indicate rectal bleeding.
- Changes in Bowel Movements: Colon cancer can cause changes in bowel movements. Constipation, diarrhea, or changes in stool consistency may be noticeable.
8. Cancer Symptoms: Prostate Cancer
- Urinary Problems and Straining: Prostate cancer may be associated with urinary problems, such as straining to urinate, frequent urination, or weak urine stream.
- Frequent Urination: Prostate cancer may present itself with symptoms such as frequent urination and waking up frequently at night to use the toilet.
- Bloody Semen and Semen: Prostate cancer can sometimes be associated with bloody semen or semen production. If bloody semen or semen occurs, a healthcare professional should be consulted immediately.
9. Cancer Symptoms: Uterine and Ovarian Cancer
- Abnormalities During Menstrual Period: Uterine or ovarian cancer is often associated with abnormal menstrual cycles. Abnormal vaginal bleeding or spotting may be noticeable.
- Pelvic Pain and Swelling: Uterine or ovarian cancer may be associated with pain, discomfort, or swelling in the pelvic area. Pelvic pain can be constant or frequent.
- Urinary Problems and Pain: Uterine or ovarian cancer may be associated with urinary problems such as pain, straining, or frequent urination during urination.
10. Cancer Symptoms: Blood Cancers
- Anemia Symptoms: Blood cancers are often associated with symptoms of anemia. Sudden and unexplained weakness, pale skin tone, and persistent fatigue may be noticeable.
- Increase in Fever and Infections: Blood cancers can cause a weakened immune system, which can be associated with frequent infections or fever.
- Swelling and Tenderness in Lymph Nodes: Blood cancers usually cause swelling or lumps in the lymph nodes.
Cancer Treatment/Therapy
A Holistic Approach to Supporting Oncology Treatment
Breast Cancer / Lung Cancer / Colon and Rectum Cancer / Prostate Cancer /
Skin Cancer / Uterine and Ovarian Cancers / Blood and Lymph Cancers /
Chemotherapy / Radiotherapy / Immunotherapy / Surgical Treatment Process
The Physical and Psychological Burdens Created by Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment Process;
Physical, Psychological, Behavioral, Familial, Environmental, Traditional, Ancient and Modern
Information on techniques such as Hypnosis, EFT, EMDR, Regression, Breathwork, Sedona, and Imagination…
Various Subconscious Therapy Methods those that are suitable for the individual and their medical condition
used together comprehensive support method
Subconscious-Based Holistic Master Therapy with;
without directly altering the medical treatment of cancer,
fear, stress, hospital and procedure trauma, sleep problems,
It is possible to improve treatment adherence and manage family burden, thereby enhancing quality of life.
You can contact Pearl Therapy before problems escalate.
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Holistic Master Therapy and psychological support for the cancer treatment process.
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At Pearl Therapy, our Holistic Master Therapists are available when necessary.
By working together with specialist doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and dieticians;
Cancer treatment process involves adherence to medical treatment, psychological, subconscious, and behavioral aspects.
It takes a holistic approach to evaluating family and quality of life-related aspects.
Direct medical treatment of cancer is carried out by the oncology team; no drugs,
chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery or doctor's follow-up by our therapists
not changed.
To help our clients feel more comfortable and secure.
in one-on-one psychological support sessions
💗♀ For female clients, with female therapists.
💙♂ For male clients, with male therapists.
An appointment is being scheduled.
📌 Come to our centers and meet FACE TO FACE
or if immunity, energy and transportation status are suitable
🌐 ONLINE with video calling
You can receive psychological and holistic support.
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Holistic Master Therapy and psychological support during cancer treatment.
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Holistic therapy that supports the body, mind, and family together during cancer treatment.
Cancer is not a single disease. From different organs and cells
Hundreds of cancer types begin; differing in biological characteristics, stage, genetic-molecular structure, and
Depending on the individual's overall health condition, different treatments are required. Therefore, Pearl
Therapy does not use the "one-size-fits-all approach for every cancer" method.
The fundamental question is not simply "What types of cancer exist?" but also "Diagnosis and treatment."
a person's sleep, fears, family relationships, body image, daily functions,
How does it affect their worship and worldview, their participation in treatment, and their future plans?
The question is also evaluated from a 360-degree perspective.
The goal of Holistic Master Therapy is not simply to tell the person to "think positively."
The aim is to manage fear without denying it, and to facilitate the accurate understanding of medical information.
working through hospital and procedural trauma, supporting sleep and daily routines, the patient
The aim is to ensure open communication with the oncology team and to reduce the burden on the family system.
Cancer is a group of true biological diseases. Pearl Therapy HMT targets cancer cells.
It does not eliminate; pathology, imaging, surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormone therapy,
targeted therapy, immunotherapy, stem cell transplantation, pain treatment, or oncology
It does not replace follow-up. HMT provides psychological and behavioral support alongside these treatments.
What is Cancer?
Cancer occurs when some cells in the body break free from their control mechanisms and produce more cells than they should.
its proliferation, spread to surrounding tissues, and in some cases, its transmission to other areas via the blood or lymph.
It is a broad group of diseases that develop as the disease spreads to organs. The tissue where the cell originates,
Its microscopic appearance and molecular characteristics determine the name and treatment of the disease.
Benign and Malignant Populations Are Not the Same.
Not every lump is cancerous. Benign tumors generally do not spread to surrounding tissues;
However, depending on its location, it may still require treatment. A definitive diagnosis will be made by a doctor and through imaging.
and is done with pathology when necessary.
What does metastasis mean?
Metastasis is the spread of cancer cells from the area where they originated to other organs.
Treatment options are also available for metastatic disease; the aim and method depend on the type of cancer.
It varies depending on the location of diffusion and molecular characteristics.
Cancer is not a single disease.
Breast, lung, colon, prostate, and skin cancers are all different. They are all cancers of the same organ.
Even cancers can require different treatments depending on hormone receptor, gene mutation, or cell type.
Cancer is not the person's fault.
Lifestyle can affect some risks; however, past experiences of someone diagnosed with cancer are not a concern.
Blaming choices, emotions, or "not being positive enough" is not scientific.
and it is not humane.
It cannot be diagnosed. In case of suspicious findings, evaluation by a family physician or relevant specialist is required.
What are the symptoms of cancer and when should you see a doctor?
Cancer symptoms vary depending on the organ where it starts. Many of the following symptoms are indicative of cancer.
It can also occur due to external reasons; however, new, unexplained, recurring or progressive symptoms
Increased symptoms should be evaluated without delay.
Unexplained General Symptoms
- unintentional weight loss
- Persistent and unexplained fatigue
- Recurrent or unexplained fever
- night sweats
- Changes in appetite and early satiety.
Lumps, Swelling, and Skin Changes
- New or growing audience
- An unhealing wound
- Moles that change shape, color, or size
- New hard lump in the breast or armpit
- Persistent lymph node swelling in the neck, groin, or armpit.
Bleeding and Elimination Changes
- Blood in stool, urine, or sputum
- Postmenopausal or unusual vaginal bleeding
- Permanent change in bowel habits
- New and persistent difficulty urinating
- Unexplained anemia
Respiratory, Digestive and Pain
- A cough that lasts longer than three weeks or that changes.
- Difficulty swallowing and persistent hoarseness.
- Persistent abdominal bloating or indigestion
- Unexplained persistent pain
- New neurological or visual symptoms
Prompt evaluation is crucial for ensuring timely access to appropriate treatment.
Common Cancer Types and Support Needs
Diagnosis, screening, and treatment differ for each type of cancer. The following information is general.
This is the framework; individual decisions are made by the relevant oncology team.
Psychological Support During Breast Cancer Treatment
Breast cancer treatment includes surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, hormone therapy, and targeted therapies.
It can be treated with different combinations of therapy or immunotherapy.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Concerns about surgery and bodily integrity.
- Hair loss and the perception of femininity.
- Fear of lymphedema
- Long-term compliance with hormone therapy.
Therapy Support
Body image, sexuality, communication with partner, fear of treatment, daily medication adherence and control.
Anxiety can be studied.
Psychological Support During Lung Cancer Treatment
Treatment may include surgery, radiotherapy, or chemotherapy, depending on cell type, stage, and molecular tests.
This may include targeted therapy or immunotherapy.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Shortness of breath and fear of suffocation.
- Guilt because of smoking
- Anxiety about waiting for tests and results
- Loss of energy
Therapy Support
The panic cycle in shortness of breath, guilt, smoking cessation support, family communication.
and participation in the medical plan can be discussed.
Support During Colon and Rectal Cancer Treatment
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, or immunotherapy; the tumor
It can be used depending on the location and its characteristics.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Stoma and body image
- Concern about bowel regularity
- Social avoidance
- Feeding fears
Therapy Support
Issues such as stoma adaptation, privacy, social security, partner relationship, and adherence to the dietitian's plan can be addressed.
Support During Prostate Cancer Treatment
Active surveillance, surgery, radiotherapy, hormone therapy, chemotherapy, and other systemic treatments.
Treatments can be chosen based on the risk and stage of the disease.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Urinary control anxiety
- Erectile dysfunction and sexual problems
- Perception of masculinity
- Fear of outcome during active surveillance
Therapy Support
Issues such as self-esteem, partner communication, sexual compatibility, shame, and anxiety related to control appointments can be addressed.
Support During Skin Cancer and Melanoma Treatment
Surgery can be one of the primary treatments for cancers; in melanoma, it depends on the stage.
Immunotherapy, targeted therapy, or other methods may be necessary.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Check for new moles regularly.
- Concern about scars and appearance.
- Avoiding excessive sun exposure.
- Fear of recurrence
Therapy Support
Control behavior, body image, realistic sun protection, and a return to daily life can be supported.
Support in Uterine, Cervical, and Ovarian Cancers
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, hormone therapy, targeted therapy, or
Immunotherapy can be planned according to the type of cancer.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Fear of fertility loss
- Early menopause symptoms
- Sexuality and body image
- Explaining the illness to children
Therapy Support
Grief, identity, marital communication, sexuality, the burden of fertility preservation decisions, and family support can be explored.
Support During Leukemia, Lymphoma, and Myeloma Treatment
Chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy are used in blood and bone marrow cancers.
Methods such as antibody therapies or stem cell transplantation can be used.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Long hospital stays
- Concerns about infection and isolation.
- Fear of stem cell transplantation
- Fever and blood value monitoring
Therapy Support
Loneliness in isolation, hospital trauma, family and child communication, treatment adherence, and
Caregiver burden is workable.
Support in Brain and Central Nervous System Tumors
Surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and other treatments based on molecular characteristics.
It is possible. Changes in speech, movement, memory, or personality may occur.
Frequently Occurring Loads
- Fear of seizures
- Cognitive change
- Loss of independence
- Changing family roles
Therapy Support
The therapy method is adapted to the cognitive and neurological condition; if necessary, it progresses with the support of neuropsychology and rehabilitation.
What Causes Cancer and What Are the Risk Factors?
Cancer is mostly the result of genetic changes that accumulate in cells over time.
Some changes may be hereditary; however, most are caused by age, environmental exposures, infections,
It develops as a result of a combination of tobacco, alcohol, hormones, the immune system, or random cellular processes.
Tobacco and Smoke Exposure
Cigarettes and other tobacco products are among the leading preventable risk factors for many types of cancer.
Passive smoke is also harmful.
Alcohol
Alcohol consumption can increase the risk of some types of cancer. A safe personal approach.
It should be evaluated by a doctor.
infections
HPV, hepatitis B and C, Helicobacter pylori, and some other infections are associated with certain cancers.
Vaccination, testing, and treatment can be protective.
Age, Genetics, and Family History
The risk may increase with age. Some families have a hereditary predisposition; genetic counseling is recommended.
It provides personalized assessment instead of unnecessary testing.
Sun and Occupational Exposure
Ultraviolet rays, asbestos, and certain chemicals can increase the risk of some cancers.
Weight, Exercise and Nutrition
Excess weight, inactivity, and certain dietary patterns can affect the risk; however
It is not right to blame someone who has been diagnosed with cancer.
Stress is manifested through behaviors such as sleep, smoking, alcohol, diet, exercise, and adherence to treatment.
It can affect health. Therapy supports these modifiable areas.
Cancer Diagnosis, Biopsy, Staging, and Molecular Tests
Cancer is not diagnosed with just one blood test or image. The process begins with suspicion.
It is determined according to the organ affected and the type of cancer.
Examination and Medical History
Symptoms, family history, medications, lifestyle habits, and physical examination are evaluated.
Imaging and Laboratory
Ultrasound, mammography, CT scan, MRI, PET scan, or other related tests are chosen according to the doctor's assessment.
Biopsy and Pathology
In many solid tumors, a definitive diagnosis is made by a pathologist examining the tissue under a microscope and using special tests.
Staging
The size of the tumor, lymph nodes, and distant metastasis are evaluated. The staging system may vary depending on the type of cancer.
Biomarker and Molecular Testing
Hormone receptor, protein, or gene alterations can influence the choice of targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
Multidisciplinary Treatment Plan
Surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, pathologists, radiologists, and other specialists.
They create a joint plan when necessary.
Rare cancer, major surgery, different treatment options, or clinical research are involved.
A second opinion may be requested from an expert center when this issue arises.
What are the methods of cancer treatment?
Treatment may consist of a single method or a combination of several methods.
The goal is complete recovery, long-term disease control, and reduced risk of recurrence.
or it may alleviate symptoms.
| Treatment | Basic Function | Psychological Support Area |
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| Surgical | It removes the appropriate solid tumor and surrounding necessary tissue. | Fear of surgery, body change, stoma, scarring, pain, and adapting to the healing process. |
| Chemotherapy | It includes drugs that kill rapidly multiplying cancer cells or stop them from multiplying. | Anticipatory nausea, hair loss, fear of IV lines, fatigue, and pre-session anxiety. |
| Radiotherapy | It targets cancer cells in the targeted area with high-energy beams. | Mask/device anxiety, claustrophobia, adherence to daily treatment, and fatigue. |
| Targeted Therapy | It targets specific proteins or modifications that promote cancer cell growth. | Long-term medication use, monitoring side effects, and treatment uncertainty. |
| Immunotherapy | It supports or directs the immune system to fight cancer. | Reporting new symptoms, concerns about immune side effects, and treatment follow-up. |
| Hormone Therapy | In some hormone-sensitive breast and prostate cancers, it reduces the effect of hormones. | Hot flashes, sexuality, mood, body, and long-term medication compliance. |
| Stem Cell Transplantation | It regenerates blood-forming cells in selected blood and immune system cancers. | Isolation, fear of infection, the donor, the family, and the long follow-up process. |
| Active Surveillance | For some low-risk or slow-progressing cancers, regular monitoring is used instead of immediate treatment. | The anxiety of "not receiving treatment," check-up dates, and coping with uncertainty. |
| Clinical Research | It evaluates new treatments or combinations of treatments using scientific protocols. | Expectations, uncertainties, understanding the consent form, and decision-making with the family. |
That doesn't mean it's useless. Treatment effectiveness is determined by the doctor's examination.
The assessment is based on imaging, blood, and biomarker results.
Which symptoms are urgent during cancer treatment?
Each patient's treatment is different. Use the fever threshold and emergency number provided by your hospital.
This is prioritized over the following general information. A therapy session is not expected for new or rapidly worsening symptoms.
During chemotherapy or immunosuppressive therapy, the temperature should be 38°C or as determined by the team.
Symptoms at the threshold include fever, chills, new cough, sore throat, burning sensation during urination, diarrhea, or catheter redness.
New symptoms include shortness of breath, chest pain, bluish discoloration of the lips, bloody sputum, fainting, or rapidly worsening breathing.
Symptoms of bleeding that doesn't stop with pressure, bloody vomiting, black stools, blood in the urine, rapidly increasing bruising, or severe headache.
Altered consciousness, seizures, facial drooping, unilateral weakness, new speech or vision impairment.
Fluid incontinence, persistent vomiting or diarrhea, very little urine output, severe dizziness or noticeable lightheadedness.
New signs of severe diarrhea, jaundice, shortness of breath, severe rash, severe headache, or hormonal imbalance.
Do not self-medicate with medications that can mask fever.
Follow your healthcare provider's instructions before using paracetamol, ibuprofen, aspirin, or antibiotics.
How to Manage Cancer Treatment Side Effects?
Hiding a side effect isn't a sign of "strength." Oncology teams deal with many side effects.
Medication can be reduced through dosage adjustment, nutrition, rehabilitation, or supportive care.
Cancer Fatigue
It may not completely resolve with rest. Anemia, infection, pain, sleep, nutrition,
Hormones and medications should be evaluated together.
Nausea and Vomiting
Prophylactic anti-nausea medication should be used regularly; inability to take fluids or persistent vomiting should be reported to the medical team.
Mouth and Throat Problems
Mouth sores, dryness, taste changes, and difficulty swallowing can be related to nutrition and infection.
It can affect the risk.
Pain and Nerve Damage
Pain, numbness, burning, or loss of balance should be reported to the doctor and rehabilitation team.
Treating pain does not mean accepting that the disease is progressing.
Hair and Body Transformation
Hair, weight, skin, surgical scars, or stomas can all affect self-confidence, sexuality, and social life.
Mind Fog and Attention
Treatment, fatigue, anxiety, sleep changes, and menopausal-like changes can make it difficult to focus.
Fertility and Sexuality
If possible, options for preserving fertility should be discussed before treatment. Sexuality
And it's normal to ask questions about intimacy.
Sleep Problems
Steroids, hospital routines, hot flashes, pain, and anxiety can all interfere with sleep.
Sleep patterns are considered in conjunction with medical reasons.
How Can a Cancer Diagnosis Affect Psychology and Family?
Diagnostic Shock and Feeling of Unreality
In the first few days, symptoms may include difficulty understanding information, freezing up, crying, or feeling nothing.
Fear of Death and Recurrence
Perceiving every pain as a sign of worsening condition, intense anxiety before check-ups, and avoidance of future plans can occur.
Depression and Hopelessness
Lack of motivation, feelings of burden, social withdrawal, and decreased participation in treatment require professional evaluation.
Anger, Guilt, and “Why Me?”
A person may blame their past actions or feel anger towards those around them. These feelings are explored without judgment.
Body Image and Sexuality
Hair loss, breast or prostate surgery, stomas, scarring, and weight changes can affect a person's identity.
Changing Family Roles
Having a spouse as a caregiver, explaining things to children, economic uncertainty, and privacy can all put a strain on a family.
Risk of self-harm or deliberate discontinuation of treatment.
“I don’t want to live,” “I’m a burden to everyone,” self-harm plan, reality
If the bond breaks down or there is severe despair, the person should not be left alone; the oncology team,
Psychiatric or emergency medical assistance should be called in immediately.
How can Holistic Master Therapy provide support during the cancer treatment process?
HMT's aim is not to explain cancer through psychology. The purpose is medical
In addition to treatment, the individual's modifiable psychological, behavioral, and family issues are addressed.
It is about addressing the burdens of daily life in a single plan.
Subconscious and Trauma Studies
Diagnosis, intensive care, surgery, needle, radiotherapy mask, or severe side effect.
Memories can be analyzed using appropriate methods.
Anxiety and Thought Cycle
The fear of recurring symptoms, the anxiety of waiting for results, and constant internet use.
Search behavior can be modified.
Compliance with Treatment
Examples include forgetting medication, missing appointments, hiding side effects, and being unable to talk to the doctor.
Behavioral barriers can be reduced.
Sleep and the Nervous System
Relaxation, stimulus control, hospital days, and an energy-appropriate day-night routine can be established.
Family and Relationship System
Spousal communication, explaining things to children, task sharing, visitor limits, and caregiver
Burnout is a study that can be done.
Spiritual Resilience
Prayer, worship, meaning, hope, patience, and acceptance that are in line with the client's beliefs and values.
Their resources can be supported.
It is not applied automatically. Brain tumor, seizures, severe cognitive impairment, delirium,
In cases of intense drug effects, shortness of breath, or physical weakness, the method is changed according to suitability.
Offer:
For a while so you can try it.
Holistic Master Therapy and psychological support for the cancer treatment process.
your first session appointment
Extra Discount that already has a high-level character.
Information:
At Pearl Therapy, our Holistic Master Therapists are available when necessary.
By working together with specialist doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and dieticians;
Cancer treatment process involves adherence to medical treatment, psychological, subconscious, and behavioral aspects.
It takes a holistic approach to evaluating family and quality of life-related aspects.
Direct medical treatment of cancer is carried out by the oncology team; no drugs,
chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery or doctor's follow-up by our therapists
not changed.
To help our clients feel more comfortable and secure.
in one-on-one psychological support sessions
💗♀ For female clients, with female therapists.
💙♂ For male clients, with male therapists.
An appointment is being scheduled.
📌 Come to our centers and meet FACE TO FACE
or if immunity, energy and transportation status are suitable
🌐 ONLINE with video calling
You can receive psychological and holistic support.
Contact Us Now
Holistic Master Therapy and psychological support during cancer treatment.
To ask your questions, get information, and schedule your first session with an extra discount.
WhatsApp customer service 7/24 You can communicate.
How Should Ancient, Traditional, and Complementary Methods Be Evaluated in Cancer Treatment?
Complementary methods, used in conjunction with standard oncology treatment and with safety checks.
It is the practice used. Alternative methods are substituted for scientifically proven treatment. In cancer...
An alternative approach that delays or abandons standard treatment can cause serious harm.
| Our Approach | Safe Framework | Risky Use |
|---|---|---|
| Psychological/Spiritual Support | It is used alongside medical treatment for anxiety, sleep, meaning, hospital phobia, and quality of life. | Claims such as "positive thinking eliminates cancer" or "praying eliminates the need for medication." |
| Breathing and Relaxation | It is applied according to the person's respiratory and heart condition in order to reduce anxiety. | Delaying medical evaluation when experiencing shortness of breath, blood clots, or lung problems. |
| acupuncture | For specific side effects, it may be considered by a licensed and cancer-experienced specialist with oncologist approval. | Unannounced administration in cases of low platelet count, neutropenia, lymphedema risk, or while taking blood thinners. |
| Cupping Therapy / Leech Therapy / Cupping | It is not a routine treatment for cancer; it may not be suitable for most patients during active treatment due to the risk of bleeding and infection. | Claiming to cure cancer involves applying it directly to the tumor or concealing it from an oncologist. |
| Herbal products | Its content and interaction can be evaluated if reviewed by an oncologist and an oncology pharmacist. | Using unknown mixtures or substitutes for medication under the name "immune booster". |
Special warning due to risk of bleeding and infection.
Chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, blood thinners, low platelet count, neutropenia,
Catheterization, procedures that puncture the skin during surgery or stem transplantation cause severe bleeding.
and can cause infection. It should not be done without the explicit approval of the oncology team.
Nutrition, Sugar, and Supplements in Cancer Treatment
There is no such thing as a starvation diet for cancer.
Completely cutting out sugar doesn't selectively starve cancer cells. Excessive restriction leads to weight gain.
and can lead to muscle loss, delayed treatment, and more difficult recovery.
Personalized Oncology Nutrition
Protein, energy, fluid and food safety; cancer type, treatment, weight, kidney-liver
The diet plan should be determined by a dietitian based on the individual's condition and potential side effects.
Plant-Drug Interactions
Grapefruit, St. John's wort, concentrated green tea extracts, high doses of antioxidants, and more.
Supplements can alter the blood levels of some cancer drugs.
Nausea, mouth sores, and taste changes.
Suggestions such as small meals, appropriate consistency, and cold or soft foods depend on individual side effects.
It should be arranged accordingly.
mushroom product, CBD, high-dose minerals, intravenous vitamins, and traditional mixtures.
It should be added to the medication list.
How to Support the Cancer Treatment Process in Children and Adolescents?
Trying to shield a child from all information makes what's happening in their body even more frightening.
This can lead to interpretation. The illness and treatment depend on the age, developmental level, and the child's condition.
The answer should be given with appropriate honesty.
Age-Appropriate Description
- Using short, simple, and accurate sentences.
- Explaining when and by whom the procedure will be performed.
- Avoid making promises you can't keep, like "it won't hurt at all."
- Allowing him to ask questions
Fear of Procedures and Needles
- Preparing with games, pictures, or models.
- Offering safe, small choices
- Using attention redirection and relaxation techniques.
- Not to underestimate pain or fear.
School and Friends
- School plan in accordance with immunity guidelines.
- Online or incremental education
- Peer support for hair and body changes
- Ask the child about their privacy preferences.
Siblings' Needs
- Giving age-appropriate information to the sibling
- To explain that he did not cause the illness.
- Protecting their personal time and routines
- Not judging jealousy or guilt.
Such statements can create feelings of guilt and insecurity.
Relatives and Caregivers of Cancer Patients
Things that are beneficial to do.
- Asking, "How can I help you?"
- Keeping doctor's questions and medications in a shared system.
- Not hiding the side effect from the oncology team.
- Respecting the patient's privacy.
- Sharing maintenance tasks
- To protect the caregiver's own sleep and health
Things to Avoid
- Putting pressure on people by saying, "If you stay positive, it will pass."
- Making all decisions for the patient without their consent.
- Hiding internet treatments from the oncologist
- To make every conversation about illness
- Viewing caregiver burnout as a sacrifice
- Announcing the diagnosis to the public without permission
This can be seen in physical complaints and a decrease in patience towards the patient. The patient's relative,
Patients can receive individual or family counseling even if they don't attend a session.
What do Supportive Care and Palliative Care Mean?
Palliative care is not just for the last days of life. It is active from the time of diagnosis.
Cancer treatment can also bring about pain, nausea, shortness of breath, sleep disturbances, anxiety, and problems with family and spiritual well-being.
It can help manage needs.
Symptom Control
Pain, nausea, constipation, shortness of breath, fatigue, and sleep problems improve.
It helps in managing it.
Understanding Treatment Decisions
The goal is to foster clear communication between benefits, side effects, and the individual's values.
Family and Spiritual Support
The topics to be addressed include caregiving burden, communication with children, grief, hope, prayer, and the search for meaning.
End-of-Life Care
As the disease progresses, comfort, privacy, personal preferences, and family farewells become compromised.
The process can be planned with respect.
It is a supportive treatment and can be given concurrently with curative treatment.
Returning to Life After Cancer Treatment and the Fear of Recurrence
When active treatment ends, those around you may say "it's all over now"; but the person needs control.
They may continue to live with anxiety, fatigue, post-work related issues, body changes, and delayed side effects.
Anxiety Before Control
A written coping plan can be created for intense anxiety before blood tests and imaging.
Late Side Effects
Some heart, hormone, nerve, bone, fertility, or cognitive effects may last for months or years.
It can be seen later; the follow-up plan must be maintained.
Back to Work and School
A phased transition to energy-efficient systems, along with consideration for rights, privacy, and environmental impact, can be planned.
New Identity and Purpose
Without the person remaining solely in the identity of "cancer patient" or "cancer survivor"
They are encouraged to develop new goals.
Cancer Prevention and Screening
Not all cancers can be prevented; however, some risks can be reduced and certain cancers can be detected early.
It is possible to detect it. Screening age and interval depend on country, gender, family history and personal characteristics.
It depends on the risks.
Do not use tobacco.
Smoking cessation support is a powerful step in reducing the risk of many cancers and cardiovascular and pulmonary diseases.
Vaccination and Infection Control
HPV and hepatitis B vaccines can reduce the risk of certain cancers in eligible individuals.
Healthy Weight and Exercise
Regular exercise appropriate for age and health, along with a balanced diet, supports overall health.
Sun Protection
Shade, protective clothing, and appropriate sunscreen products can help reduce the risk of skin cancer.
National Screening Programs
For cancers such as breast, cervical, and colon cancer, screenings appropriate to age and risk factors can be applied.
Family History and Genetics
Genetic counseling may be sought if there are numerous cases of cancer in young people or if certain patterns are observed.
Routine screening is recommended if there is a new mass, bleeding, unexplained weight loss, or other symptoms.
Instead of waiting for an appointment, you should go to the doctor.
How does cancer therapy progress at Pearl Therapy?
Medical Safety and Treatment Phase
Cancer type, treatment plan, medications, immune status, pain, fever, and oncology.
The limitations are learned.
Psychological and Family Map
Anxiety, fear of death, sleep, trauma from the procedure, spouse and children, financial burden, and social issues.
Support will be evaluated.
Selecting the Primary Objective
Instead of trying to solve everything at once, the area that most disrupts life is, for example, waiting for results.
Radiotherapy masks or sleep are prioritized.
Personalized Therapy
Cognitive-behavioral methods, EMDR, EFT, hypnosis, imagination, relaxation, or family therapy.
The work is selected according to suitability.
Adaptation to Daily Life and Treatment
Sustainable medication, appointments, questionnaires, sleep, energy management, and support networks.
The goal is to convert it into a system.
Expert Collaboration
Oncologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, dieticians, social workers, and physiotherapists may be needed.
and referral to the palliative care team.
Monitoring and Adapting to the New Era
Treatment changes, surgery, transplantation, remission, relapse, or end-of-life situations can all affect the new phase of life.
The goals are redefined.
Psychological Support During Cancer Treatment: Client Testimonials
Due to privacy concerns, only authorized and genuine comments should be shared. Cancer...
Remission or medical recovery should not be presented as the sole result of psychological therapy.
Psychological changes in diagnosis shock, fear of death, or anxiety about the outcome.
The actual and authorized commentary will be added here.
Changes in adaptation to fear of chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, or hospitals.
The actual and authorized commentary will be added here.
Family communication refers to explaining things to children or describing changes in the caregiver's burden.
The genuine and authorized comment will be added here.
Why Pearl Therapy for Support During Cancer Treatment?
1. Separating the Field of Medical Treatment and Therapy
Oncology treats cancer; Pearl Therapy supports the psychological, behavioral, and family burdens.
2. A Plan Personalized to the Individual and Cancer Type
Instead of a single, ready-made protocol, the type of cancer, treatment stage, age, and lifestyle are evaluated.
3. Subconscious and Trauma Studies
Difficult experiences such as diagnosis, surgery, injections, intensive care, and radiotherapy are handled using appropriate methods.
4. Treatment Adherence Support
Behaviors that hinder medication, appointments, reporting side effects, and communication with doctors are addressed.
5. Involving the Family System in the Process
The different needs of spouses, children, siblings, and caregivers are considered together.
6. 360 Degree HMT Approach
Mind, emotions, behavior, sleep, family, environment, and spiritual resources are all considered together on a common plane.
7. Expert Collaboration
Referrals to doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and dieticians are made when necessary.
8. Online and In-Person Options
A secure method of communication can be chosen based on immunity, energy, and transportation status.
9. A Private and Non-Judgmental Environment
The client is not pressured to "be positive" simply because they are scared, crying, or tired.
10. Female and Male Therapist Options
Female clients are scheduled for one-on-one sessions with a female therapist, and male clients with a male therapist.
Online and In-person Psychological Support for Cancer Patients
🌐 Online Therapy
In cases of infection risk, fatigue, or difficulty with transportation; medically stable client from home.
Video calls can be made.
📌 Face-to-Face Therapy
If immunity and physical condition are suitable, the oncology team can take contact protocols into consideration.
A meeting can be scheduled at the center after receiving the information.
👨👩👧 Patient Family Interview
Even if the patient cannot attend the session, the spouse, parent, or caregiver can address their own concerns and communication issues.
And they can get support for their burnout.
♀ / ♂ Therapist Matching
For the client's privacy and comfort, a choice between male and female therapists is offered.
Scientific and Official Cancer Information Resources
Dünya Sağlık Örgütü
Official information about cancer, including its general definition, risks, prevention, diagnosis, and access to treatment.
US National Cancer Institute
Surgery, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, and other methods.
NCI Side Effects Guide
Infection, fatigue, nausea, mouth problems, and other treatment side effects.
NCI Complementary Methods
Information on safe, integrated maintenance, distinguishing between complementary and alternative approaches.
Supplement and Drug Interactions
The risk of interaction between plant and nutritional supplements and cancer drugs.
Late Effects After Treatment
Treatment effects may be seen months or years later, and follow-up is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cancer Treatment and Therapy
Can cancer be completely cured with psychological therapy?
No. Direct treatment of cancer cells is surgery, which is carried out by oncology.
It is done with methods such as medication and radiotherapy. Psychological therapy addresses fear, sleep, and treatment.
It supports harmony, family, and quality of life.
Is stress or the subconscious the cause of cancer?
Cancer is not caused solely by stress or subconscious factors. Genetic changes, age,
Tobacco, infection, environmental exposure, and other biological factors may play a role.
Stress can affect lifestyle habits and adherence to treatment.
Can Holistic Master Therapy replace chemotherapy?
No. HMT is not used in chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery, immunotherapy, or other oncology treatments.
It does not replace other treatments. It is applied as psychological and behavioral support.
What should I do if I develop a fever during chemotherapy?
If your fever reaches 38°C or the threshold set by your hospital, call your oncology team immediately.
Follow the team's instructions before taking fever reducers or antibiotics.
Is psychological support available during cancer treatment?
Yes. As long as the patient is medically stable, the shock of diagnosis, fear of death, sleep, and hospital stress can all be alleviated.
Family communication and adherence to treatment can be addressed.
Is online therapy suitable for patients with weakened immune systems?
It can reduce the burden of contact and transportation for medically stable patients. Fever, shortness of breath,
If there is bleeding or acute symptoms, an emergency medical plan will be implemented instead of an online session.
Does a cancer patient have to be positive all the time?
No. Fear, anger, and sadness are normal human reactions. Instead of suppressing emotions...
Expressing and managing things safely is healthier.
Does cutting out sugar completely starve cancer?
No. It is not possible to selectively starve cancer cells. Severe weight restriction...
and can lead to muscle loss. Nutrition should be planned with an oncology dietitian.
Can herbal products be used in conjunction with chemotherapy?
Some plants can alter the effect of medications or increase the risk of bleeding. Each product...
It should not be used without informing an oncologist and oncology pharmacist.
Can cupping or leech therapy be used as a treatment for cancer?
There is no reliable evidence that it treats cancer. Low platelet count, neutropenia,
It can thin the blood and pose a risk of bleeding and infection during surgery.
Can acupuncture be used in cancer patients?
It may be considered in some cases for specific side effects; however, oncologist approval and blood tests are necessary.
It requires expertise and a licensed professional. It is not a substitute for cancer treatment.
Why is a new symptom important in immunotherapy?
Immunotherapy can cause the immune system to affect healthy organs.
New signs of diarrhea, shortness of breath, jaundice, severe rash, or hormonal changes should be reported to the team immediately.
Can taking strong medication for cancer pain lead to addiction?
In cancer pain, medications are used according to a specialist's plan. Pain treatment should not be addictive.
Refusing out of fear can lead to unnecessary suffering; dosage and safety should be discussed with the pain/palliative care team.
Is palliative care only given in the final days?
No. With active treatment from diagnosis, pain, nausea, shortness of breath, anxiety,
It is applicable for family and quality of life.
Should a cancer patient be told their diagnosis?
An adult with the capacity to make decisions has the right to access their own health information.
It has the potential to be informed in a way that considers patient preference and cultural sensitivities. How and to what extent information is given should be considered.
How do you explain cancer to a child?
Using age-appropriate, simple, and honest language; explain the procedures to be followed and who will be with you.
This should be explained. Support can be sought from a child psychologist or child life specialist.
Can a family member of the patient also receive therapy?
Yes. Caregiver burnout, guilt, fear, communication with children, and task sharing.
Consultations can be sought even without being a patient.
Is it permissible to fast during cancer treatment?
Fasting is medically inadvisable during chemotherapy due to fluid requirements, regular medication, and loss of strength.
It's possible. The oncology team should be consulted first. In Hanafi jurisprudence, the worsening of the disease...
Fasting may be postponed if there is a strong fear of delayed recovery; once recovered.
A person who is able to do so will have an accident.
Can prayer and spiritual support be used during cancer treatment?
Prayer, reading the Quran, worship, and spiritual conversation can provide peace, hope, and meaning.
These are not a replacement for medical treatment, but rather provide emotional support alongside it.
Is it normal to fear recurrence after cancer?
Check-up appointments and new symptoms can trigger fear. Fear disrupts daily life.
If it's causing distress, it can be addressed with psychological therapy.
Why does follow-up continue after treatment is finished?
Monitoring for recurrence, secondary cancers, and late effects that may appear months or years later.
Personalized follow-up is required.
How many sessions does cancer therapy take?
There is no fixed number. The duration of treatment varies depending on diagnosis, trauma, family burden, and goals.
Support, periodic follow-up, or a longer-term therapy plan may be devised.
Can a cancer patient receive a massage?
Relaxing massage may be suitable for some people; however, surgery, tumor site,
In cases of bone metastasis, blood clots, lymphedema, low platelet count, and catheterization, consult an oncologist.
Approval from the physiotherapy team is required.
Is participating in a clinical trial a last resort?
Not always. Clinical trials are conducted at different stages with standard treatment or
It could be an option later. Expected benefits, risks, additional visits, and alternatives.
The research team should be consulted.
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Support Topics Related to the Cancer Process
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At Pearl Therapy, our Holistic Master Therapists are available when necessary.
By working together with specialist doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists, and dieticians;
Cancer treatment process involves adherence to medical treatment, psychological, subconscious, and behavioral aspects.
It takes a holistic approach to evaluating family and quality of life-related aspects.
Direct medical treatment of cancer is carried out by the oncology team; no drugs,
chemotherapy, radiotherapy, surgery or doctor's follow-up by our therapists
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To help our clients feel more comfortable and secure.
in one-on-one psychological support sessions
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