Titlebook: Cancer-Related Fatigue; Joachim Weis,Markus Horneber Book 2015 Springer Healthcare 2015 Cancer fatigue.Fatigue.Oncology.Palliative care.St

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Nonpharmacological Treatment,rmacological treatments include a variety of interventions such as psychosocial support, stress management, energy conservation, nutritional therapy, sleep therapy, and exercise. These interventions comprise a variety of multimodal interventions.

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Recommendations for the Management of Cancer-Related Fatigue, It is likely because fatigue can be notoriously hard to define, as it arises from an unpredictable interplay of physical and psychological. Additionally, health care providers may not accurately perceive the magnitude of the stresses and restrictions caused by CrF and underestimate treatment needs.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-907673-76-4Cancer fatigue; Fatigue; Oncology; Palliative care; Stimulants; Supportive care

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Pharmacological Treatment,Pharmacological treatment of cancer-related fatigue is primarily based on addressing symptoms and reducing intensifying factors, as well as impacting possible pathophysiological factors. Medications with a very wide range of mechanisms of action are used in treatment.