Chemo brain after cancer treatment - Dana-Farber Cancer Institute 

I have so I hear you! It’s frustrating!I went through this two yrs ago from leukemia..today was my uncles 47th anniversary! Before this I would be the first toremind family of dates and today...didn’t even remember😳

Yeah sounds like your brain cells have been near on completely destroyed

U are correct, chemo is cytotoxic, it's poisson, it may kill cancer, but people are left with the underlying results, most Oncologist's are not researches, they just give what big pharma tells them

I researched the causes of chemo brain and agree with you as to the primary cause. I was so disturbed by this that I had intended to give up treatment half way through since I have near zero chance of a long term cure. However, I am trying to deal with the problem and the contributing factors such as anxiety and lack of sleep. My oncology team are also reluctant to face the issue and under UK National Health Service I cannot access a neuropsychologist. What is most annoying is that on my consent for treatment form the issue was not referred to at all. I contacted via email the author of the form which is almost universal throughout the system and she replied to say that it's inclusion would be raised at the next meeting. Needless to say, my oncologist did not mention cognitive impairment as a side effect when I gave my consent.

Lol essential oils

Insomnia is a side effect of chemo.

I even have had hallucinations

@@sriramaniyer9415 Interesting to hear that because I had a very distressing "nightmare" between waking and sleeping and was very afraid to sleep for the rest of the night. Insomnia is a constant problem for me on chemotherapy.