They may also advise you to eat soft, moist foods. Depending on what is causing the chewing difficulties, you may find it easier to chew larger or smaller ...

Start adding pureed or soft solid foods to your diet 1 month after your treatment has finished. You can start adding them earlier if you feel ready, and if your ...

When you feel you are ready to have solid foods, start with soft, moist foods. Page 8. Nutrition after chemotherapy and radiation for head and neck cancer ...

Tips for eating well · Have small snacks through the day rather than large meals – eat little and often. · Have a soft or liquid diet if swallowing is difficult.

Try foods like cooked cereals, scrambled eggs, cottage cheese, tender chicken, flaky fish, mashed potatoes, or even baby food, which comes in many flavours.

Try gelatin, yogurt, pudding, pasta, cooked vegetables, canned fruit, soft-cooked eggs, applesauce, cooked cereal, cottage cheese, ice cream, and sherbet. Cool, ...

Towards the end of radiotherapy, your mouth may be very sore and it can be painful to eat. You may need strong painkillers, such as morphine. Your doctor or ... Late effects · Mouth problems · Lymphoedema

8 нояб. 2021 г. · Drinking clear liquids or eating bland foods such as dry toast or crackers may also help. Avoid fatty, fried, spicy or very sweet foods. Try ...

Conclusions: Treatment of head and neck cancer with chemoradiation has a significant effect on eating ability, which improves after 12 months after treatment.