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Getting on with life after cancer treatment
This page has links to information in Māori.
When your cancer treatment has finished, it's common to experience a mixture of emotions. You may feel happy but you may also feel anxious. You might experience self-doubt and depression.
Often, you'll need follow-up medical care and appointments. Some people have physical changes to their body because of cancer or its treatment.
All these things are normal.
The Cancer Society has information and support for getting on with life after cancer treatment.
After treatment for cancer, it's important that you follow the same cancer prevention recommendations as everyone else.
HealthInfo recommends the following pages
- Cancer Society – Getting on with life after treatment
This 47-page booklet contains the information from the webpages in the above link about what happens after your cancer treatment finishes.
It includes some information in Māori.
Written by HealthInfo clinical advisers. Page created April 2018.
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