At a glance
- Meal plans built around your diagnosis, treatment and appetite.
- Guidance on managing nausea, taste changes and weight loss.
- Practical, home-cookable advice for the family kitchen.
Nutrition during cancer treatment
Good nutrition helps patients tolerate chemotherapy, maintain weight and muscle, recover from surgery and fight infection. Cancer and its treatment change appetite, taste, digestion and energy needs — so a generic diet chart is not enough.
What our dietitians do
- Assess your nutritional status at the start of treatment and at every cycle
- Build meal plans around your diagnosis, treatment, appetite and home kitchen
- Manage nausea, mouth sores, taste changes, diarrhoea and weight loss
- Advise on supplements and, where needed, tube or IV nutrition
- Practical, home-cookable Indian meal ideas for the whole family