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Care of "those persons requiring healthcare, personal care, social, and supportive services over a sustained period of time"

These services help people live as independently and safely as possible when they can no longer perform everyday life activities on their own.

Some activities include: bathing, dressing, housework, using the toilet, eating, managing money, transferring to and from the bed, shopping, caring for pets, etc.

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A disease caused by an uncontrolled division of abnormal cells in a part of the body also known as a malignant growth or tumor.

Cancers can occur in any part of the body, at any age, and are categorized by levels. These levels differentiate by the severity of the cancer and how early it's detected.

Level I means that it is small and only in one area, this is also known as the "early stage cancer".
Level II means that it is a larger tumor or cancer that have grown more deeply into the nearby tissue. Level III is referred to locally advanced cancer.
Level IV means the cancer has spread to other parts of the body and is also known as advanced cancer or metastatic cancer.

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Cancer and its Long-Term Deliberating Conditions

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Cancer and its Long-Term Deliberating Conditions

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As a cancer survivor you are ready to move on with your life but because cancer is never really curable, all cancer survivor patients have the chance to reoccur and metastasize. Regular exams, cancer screenings, and reporting symptoms to your doctor are a few mandatory actions of remission.

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1. Find someone you can confide in, no one should fight cancer alone.
2. Get organized and coordinate doctor appointments, phone number, and important information.
3. Consider a second opinion if you do not like the approach or treatment of the first consultation.
4. Maintain a positive and optimistic attitude.

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Dental & Oral Problems: Chemotherapy and Radiation are the top two treatments for cancer patients. This increases long-term dental problems. These include: damage to the tooth enamel, tooth decay, tooth loss, and gum disease. Mouth ulcers may also occur causing pain and difficulty in chewing, swallowing, and talking.

Endocrine Problems & Changes:
This type of issue occurs commonly in breast and prostate cancer patients. Ablation therapy is used for these types of cancer and it removes estrogen and testosterone from the body to keep the cancer from coming back. Long term effects include: memory loss, weight gain, loss of sex drive, depression, and anemia.

Infertility:
Radiation in the abdominal region can cause the long-term effect of infertility for both sexes. Certain chemotherapy can permanently damage the ovaries in women and the testes in men causing infertility. The only option one has in order to bear children in the future, is to preserve the eggs or sperm before you start the chemotherapy. Along with infertility, men can suffer from Erectile Dysfunction and women can suffer from vaginal dryness and sudden menopause.

Organ Damage:
Certain cancer treatments can cause long term health issues that appear as you age or have other health problems. These include: heart failure, lung and airway damage, liver damage, and kidney damage.