TOP Cancer Project Group Useful Manuals : Cancer Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy Manual menu         About this handbook     If normal treatment is unavailable due to a disaster:     Where can I receive chemotherapy at the time of a disaster?     Can I take other medicines if a disaster strikes during the chemotherapy period?     How can I alleviate my stresses at the time of a disaster?     What support can I obtain at the time of a disaster?     How can I alleviate my stresses at the time of a disaster?     What should I do if I can’t eat at the time of a disaster due to the side effects of anticancer drugs?     How should I care for alopecia (loss of hair)?     What can I do to prevent infections?     What should I be careful about if there is a possibility of coagulopathy?     What should I do if I have pain in my mouth, gums or throat?     What should I do if I have difficulty eating due to dry mouth?     What should I do if I have diarrhea at the time of a disaster?     What should I do if I have constipation at the time of a disaster?               Talking with doctors and nurses     Payment for the medical treatment (for residents who have Japanese insurance)     Acknowledgments   Useful Manuals : Cancer         Cancer Patients Undergoing Chemotherapy   Tips for Eating during a Chemotherapy Period     Handbook of Self-Managing Side Effects of Chemotherapy in Times of Disaster     Knowing your condition         If normal treatment is unavailable due to a disaster: Where can I receive chemotherapy at the time of a disaster? Can I take other medicines if a disaster strikes during the chemotherapy period? How should I take care of the stoma at the time of a disaster? What support can I obtain at the time of a disaster? How can I alleviate my stresses at the time of a disaster? What should I do if I can’t eat at the time of a disaster due to the side effects of anticancer drugs? How should I care for alopecia (loss of hair)? What can I do to prevent infections? What should I be careful about if there is a possibility of coagulopathy? What should I do if I have pain in my mouth, gums or throat? What should I do if I have difficulty eating due to dry mouth? What should I do if I have diarrhea at the time of a disaster? What should I do if I have constipation at the time of a disaster? Talking with doctors and nurses Payment for the medical treatment Knowledge for pre-disaster/preparedness phase Knowledge for emergency phase Knowledge for recovery/restoration phase View this page in PDF format.Suitable for print.