Common symptoms
- Difficulty with memory or concentration
- Numbness or tingling in the hands and feet
- New headaches, weakness or seizures
These symptoms have many possible causes. If you are worried, speak to your doctor or get in touch.
How it's diagnosed
An examination and targeted tests — MRI or nerve studies where needed — to separate treatment effects from other causes.
What treatment looks like
01
Adjusting treatment
Working with your oncologist to keep cancer treatment on track.
02
Managing symptoms
Treatment for nerve pain, seizures or cognitive symptoms.
03
Monitoring
Follow-up to track recovery and catch changes early.
Your plan depends on your diagnosis, scans and circumstances, and is agreed with you.
How Dr Rees can help
Managing the neurological side-effects of cancer treatment, from cognitive changes to neuropathy. The goal is to keep treatment on track while protecting brain and nerve function.