Life after cancer treatment

You might be thinking about how to get back to normal following treatment. Find advice, information and support about coping with and after cancer.

Finishing treatment

Find out what to expect when you come to the end of your treatment.
Beginning to recover

Recovery is often a gradual process, find out more about how you can cope.
Care after treatment

Find out about the types of follow-up care you may have.
Managing treatment effects

Information about the immediate, long-term and late side effects of treatment.

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