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Why is it so difficult to understand multiple tasks after Chemotherapy? What is the best diet for a Brain Cancer patient?
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The difficulty in understanding multiple tasks after chemotherapy could be due to the effects of a brain injury or "brain fog" often experienced by patients post-treatment. As for the best diet for a brain cancer patient, one suggestion is to focus on eating a lot of fruit smoothies and getting enough vegetables, along with drinking lots of water and ensuring adequate sleep.
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