A bone marrow transplant, also called a stem cell transplant, may cause various side effects. These are different for everyone and can depend on the type of transplant, your general health and the treatments you receive in the run up to and during your transplant.
How side effects are managed is an important consideration and part of the supportive care you will receive from your care team. Frequently talking with your health care team about side effects, before, and during your transplant helps you when making treatment decisions to help you cope with a treatment and improve your quality of life during your transplant.’
The aim of this webinar is to raise awareness of potential treatment related side effects, how these can be managed and what support is available to you.
• What tests will I receive ahead of transplant to help with treatment decisions?
• What types of side effect might I experience during my transplant process?
• When may I start to experience side effects during the transplant process?
• How can specific side effects be managed or relieved?
• Who should I call if I experience any side effects from my transplant
• What support and information is available about preventive strategies and how to manage side effects?
Audience:
Blood cancer patients, carers and family.
People who have already started their transplant or about to start
People who want to know more about transplant side effects if a transplant is an option or could be an option in their future.
We will be joined by:
Ruth Clout, Senior Clinical Practice Facilitator & Lisa Jeffery, Transplant CNS, The Christie NHS Foundation trust