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Women's Health Tip: Keep Eating

It's important to eat healthfully when you have cancer, but chemotherapy can greatly diminish your appetite. Ask your doctor about anti-nausea medications, and avoid strongly scented foods, which can trigger nausea. In addition, try to eat smaller meals frequently throughout the day, rather than a few big meals. If you can't eat enough to maintain your weight, ask your doctor to suggest high-calorie, high-protein drinks.