Definition:
Cancer-induced fatigue is fatigue characterized by extreme weakness and weight loss due to the effects of cancer in the body. This is a common symptom among people with cancer.
Diagnosis:
Fatigue can be diagnosed once the presence of cancer is known to existent.
Treatment:
Fatigue from cancer can be reduced via proper diet and exercise.
Symptoms and Signs:
Among the symptoms of fatigue from cancer is loss of appetite, sudden weight loss and anemia. Muscle weakness and slower memory functions are also observed.
Causes:
The fatigue is an effect of an ongoing cancer development in one's body.
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